Honoring one man’s journey
More than 50 years have passed since Robert Leonard’s return from Vietnam. On Monday, his service — and his family’s perseverance — was rewarded in […]
Senior housing closures a troubling trend
By Per Peterson Another domino in the realm of senior housing in southwest Minnesota fell last week when it was announced that on July 19, […]
‘ …our flag always flies higher’
At Memorial Day event in Tracy, bomber pilot Chuck Childs speaks about his pride in America and for those who served By Tara Brandl After […]
64 to graduate this weekend from TAHS
All eyes will be on the Tracy-Milroy-Balaton Class of 2019 on Sunday during the 126th Commencement Exercise. Commencement exercises will begin at 2 p.m. at […]
Weather not doing farmers any favors
As more rain falls, local farmers have to pick and choose carefully when to venture into fields By Per Peterson Ah, spring in Minnesota. Robins […]
9 Remembered; Honored
5 decades after a tornado killed 9 Tracy residents, TAHS seniors receive scholarships in their names Scott Thoma has always had a strong personal connection […]
Search continues for addition to force
There are few people in town busier than Police Chief Jason Lichty. The Tracy Police Department is currently operating with the chief, one full-time officer […]
Plans fluid for pair of downtown buildings
By Per Peterson The Tracy Economic Development Authority has a lot of downtown buildings in the air, so to speak. Plans continue to be in […]
Bid accepted for library remodeling
By Per Peterson The Tracy City Council on Monday accepted a bid for the remodeling project at the Tracy Public Library. Tracy City Administrator Kris […]
ER and so much more
Construction continues at Sanford Tracy, where a second emergency room is being added By Per Peterson Doctors, nurses, staff, patients. All will benefit from the […]