A little rain would be nice …
By Per Peterson Soybeans have, for the most part, gone in earlier this season across the state, but they’re still facing one of the most […]
A fun & formal return
The pandemic erased last year’s prom from the calendar, but Tracy Area High School students this year were able to celebrate the time-honored Spring Formal […]
City strives to improve enforcement on blight issues
By Peterson No city official will argue that something needs to be done to address the blight issue in Tracy. However, the City might have […]
Honoring the fallen
With the support of the community, Sue and Jim Keul have given a new, updated look to the memorial at the VMC There’s a very […]
There for the journey
TAHS graduate opens practice in Marshall to help those struggling with mental health issues If anyone in the local area understands the current mental health […]
TAHS Spring Formal takes to the streets this year
“Somewhere Only We Know” is the theme of this year’s Tracy Area High School Senior-Junior Spring Formal. The event, which takes place Saturday, will be […]
Price is right for roads
Council accepts bids for much-needed summer street work around town By Per Peterson Important street work this spring and summer won’t be limited to a […]
Erickson steps down as Chamber director
By Per Peterson The Tracy Area Chamber of Commerce is looking for its third director in less than three years. Lexi Erickson has resigned her […]
New Kid’s World director settles in
By Per Peterson Joseph Schmitt might have never settled down until just recently, but he’s home now — and that home has a familiar feel. […]
Marissa’s moment
TAHS junior Marissa Johnson isn’t just keeping busy this spring, she’s excelling and has earned her way to national FFA status By Per Peterson State […]