An impressive body of work
The horrifying Tracy tornado of 1968 left a path of destruction that is still talked about today. Homes and businesses were leveled. Families were displaced. […]
EDA: Facing the issues
As 2022 winds down, EDA looks to the future and the problems facing Tracy Tracy Economic Development Authority members not only didn’t dodge problems and […]
City council sets Tracy levy at 7%
Tracy resident David Schonhardt was one of only two members of the public to attend Monday evening’s Truth-in-Taxation meeting, but he carried a loud voice. […]
Wind production in region still facing hurdles
Have you ever wondered why some of the blades on the wind turbines reaching up from the fertile southwest Minnesota ground are still? Have you […]
Gernentz, Squires are TAHS ExCEL Award nominees
This year’s ExCEL Award nominees from Tracy Area High School are Hailey Gernentz and Ashton Squires. The ExCEL Award — Excellence in Community, Education and […]
On the mend and extremely thankful
Few people have more to be thankful for this holiday season than John Edwards. Edwards is on the mend after being involved in a serious […]
Monies available from Tracy Area Community Foundation
The Tracy Area Community Foundation, in partnership with the Southwest Initiative Foundation, is accepting applications for grants to Tracy nonprofits, schools, government agencies and projects […]
A special Saturday
The start of the holiday season is judged in various ways. For some, it’s Thanksgiving Day. For others, it arrives when radio stations begin looping […]
Serving up support
Pontoon Pussycats’ Tator Tot Hotdish Cook-Off raised money for some special friends Never does tater tot hot dish taste as good as it does when […]
Council OKs holding back $1M from O’Brien Court sale for Orchard Lane
The sale of O’Brien Court is a big deal in Tracy, but the biggest benefit the City will get out of it has more to […]