Currie ready to celebrate 150 years
City will hold 4-day sesquicentennial celebration July 1-4 By Per Peterson Few people, if any, who call Currie home care as deeply about the town’s […]
Holm remembered as dedicated, loyal leader in Tracy
By Per Peterson One of Tracy’s most influential difference-makers from a past era, Bernie Holm, died last week at the age of 94. Holm, a […]
Prairie View’s Fabulous 5
The addition of five therapists has made Prairie View the go-to place for anyone in need of rehabilitation By Per Peterson A group of five […]
Longtime public servant now sits in mayor’s seat
By Per Peterson In 2012, Jeb Malone and Gene Short tied in the Currie mayoral race, with Malone eventually taking over the reigns on a […]
Fun resumes at pool after water quality puzzle solved
Normalcy has returned to the Tracy Aquatic Center. And the timing couldn’t be better. After being forced to close the doors for a few days […]
Back for seconds
He might not have been at his best, but Tony Nelson last week captured his second straight Class A shot put title By Per Peterson […]
Can we afford new hangars? Can we afford not to have them?
By Per Peterson What to do with the hangars at the Tracy Municipal Airport? That was one of the questions that vexed the Tracy City […]
Is there a phase 3B in our future?
If you think road and infrastructure work in Tracy is coming to an end, think again. There are still plenty of areas in town that […]
Council trying to stay ahead of the game on ambulance contract
Vetting $27,336K request from Tracy Ambulance Service for 2023 contract The Tracy City Council last week began a proactive campaign in an effort to avoid […]
Purple pain
Pool problems persist; aquatic center shut down indefinitely By Per Peterson Nothing says summer like a dip in a pool. But this hasn’t been a […]