Olivier had everyone seeing orange at Fall Pumpkin Festival
By Per Peterson You can’t have October without pumpkins, and when you’re talking about the popular fruit from the squash family, one name comes to […]
Council cleans up language on community center resolution
By Per Peterson The Tracy City Council on Monday showed its support for a new community center by passing a reworded resolution that stipulates the […]
Tracy Chamber’s new director feels at home
By Per Peterson Although Jennifer Krostue has never lived in Tracy, she feels right at home here. That should serve her well in her new […]
Flourishing in her field
Alicia Swenhaugen happy to take over operations at O’Brien Court By Per Peterson There are few people more suited to take over operations at O’Brien […]
Group favors new over remodel
Community Center Workforce Group members made it clear last week that they would rather build a new center than spend money on remodeling an existing […]
Tracy schools keep close eye on COVID trends as case number reaches 19
By Per Peterson As of Tuesday, the Tracy Area Public School District had 19 active staff and student positive COVID-19 cases — a 2.4% positive […]
‘A lifestyle, not a vacation’
By Per Peterson If you didn’t know any better, you might think Ben Beierman and Aimee Olson were simply just another couple on vacation. Truth […]
Changes for the better
Tracy’s 50-year-old grade school building has been transformed in major ways since it opened By Per Peterson From the outside, the building appears the same. […]
Friends in the Field
Those close to the Erbes family are doing what they can to help out as Mike recovers from a dangerous bout with COVID-19 By Per […]
City testing waters on rate changes at pool for ‘22
Revenue at the Tracy Aquatic Center came in over budget by $13,327.23, but expenditures were above budget as well, Tracy City Administrator Erik Hansen reported […]