Tracy loses beloved teacher, coach
By Per Peterson It’s difficult to pinpoint what Wilmar Engel was best known for during his time in Tracy, but one thing is for certain: […]
Like father, like son
Jamie DeSmet is third generation to run family welding business in Tracy By Per Peterson The DeSmet name has been a mainstay on the highway […]
‘Normal’ school year begins Sept. 7
By Per Peterson Distance learning, for the time being, is nothing but a distant memory, and Tracy Area Public Schools administrators hope it stays that […]
Happy 60th, Sanford!
“Nearly 3,000 persons registered and several hundred more didn’t put their name in the book.” That just about sums up the success of Tracy Municipal […]
City council supports property owners
By Per Peterson The Tracy City Council on Monday approved a pair of resolutions during public hearings that involve the upkeep and improvement of two […]
Sandy rocks it
By Per Peterson As a child, Sandy Fultz was somewhat of a rock connoisseur. She would collect them, store them in a shoe box and […]
Back on track
By Per Peterson Back in 1951, the theme for Tracy’s Box Car Days was “Have Fun in ’51.” The very same can be said for […]
Football is Back
Are you ready for some football? It’s clear Tracy area youth are, as the Tracy-Milroy-Balaton Panthers opened fall practice on Monday, as did Cubs football […]
Center talks resume
By Per Peterson Last week’s initial meeting of the Tracy Community Work Group struck numerous familiar chords. The group, which consists of five community members […]
Friends in Finance
Few businesses have been as important to a small town as much as currie state bank has been to residents there and in the area […]