The ups & downs of Phase 3
Year by year, block by block, Tracy’s streets and infrastructure have been greatly updated through a multi-phase project. For the most part, things have gone […]
Home sweet home for Haley
Guillain-Barré Syndrome is nothing to laugh about, so why is Haley Hebig able to do just that? Because she’s Haley Hebig, a person who thrives […]
Lack of grant money stalls multi-unit housing project
The City of Tracy’s hopes in adding some much-needed housing to the local landscape have, for the moment, been dashed. Because of the State Legislature’s […]
Kindred quilters
Elvera Benson was in her early 20s when she made her first quilt, using a 1950s treadle sewing machine — a foot-powered device now considered […]
O’Brien Court $1.2M purchase agreement OK’d by council
The Tracy City Council on Monday approved a purchase agreement for the sale of the EDA-owned O’Brien Court to Lady Liberty Rentals for $1.2 million, […]
Center discussion resumes
The proposed new community center once again found its way on the Tracy City Council’s agenda at Monday’s meeting. After hearing input from Jeff Nelson, […]
A big summer at End-O-Line
Jakob Etrheim never had the fortune of meeting the late LouIse Gervais, but through some research, he quickly learned what an impressive and committed woman […]
Amiret Town Hall last Tuesday for Amiret Busy Bees’ ice cream social. One stood out. Kathy Brockway, a longtime and beloved veterinarian in Tracy and […]
Steps back in time
Downtown Currie has survived numerous fires — the most recent just less than two years ago — and has been witness to the opening and […]
Happy 150th, Currie!
Neil and Archibald would be proud. Currie — the first established settlement in Murray County 150 years ago — welcomed past and current residents and […]