COVID cloud still hovers over Prairie View
By Per Peterson The pandemic might not be on the tip of everyone’s tongue these days, but that doesn’t mean its impact isn’t still felt. […]
City staffing issues persist
By Per Peterson From water treatment personnel to the police department, the City of Tracy is dealing with a staffing shortage that continues to be […]
Vaping still vexes
A national speaker stopped in Tracy last week to talk to TAHS students about the downfalls of vaping, reminding them that it’s not a safe […]
Currie’s new fire hall: spacious and safe
Saturday open house to start new era in Currie By Per Peterson The Currie Fire Department might not have had the best timing in the […]
Broadening her voice
Khou Lor hopes to use her experience as a Hmong immigrant to help others By Per Peterson Few know how important it is to give […]
Careers 2 Come Home to can open doors for both students and adults
By Per Peterson For the second time in the last three years, students are invited to take a peek into their possible future at the […]
A step in the right direction
Group discusses rough costs of new community center, requests more details By Per Peterson The process of bringing a new community center to Tracy took […]
Judges in Blue
TAHS FFA students put their knowledge to the test at last week’s Region VI CDE Contest By Per Peterson Would you know a jumping mouse […]
Wind project touted as potential economic driver for area cities
By Per Peterson Although the timelines are not set in stone, the City of Tracy will likely be flanked by not one, but two wind […]
Degree of difficulty
Dean Morin wasn’t about to let his age or physical limitations stop him from earning his 4th-degree black belt By Per Peterson It would’ve been […]