Appraising History
Are there any buildings in Tracy that could be classified as historic treasures? That’s what the City is currently trying to find out. By Per […]
Prom 2021: TAHS juniors and seniors have spoken
By Per Peterson Tracy Area High School juniors and seniors recently completed a survey about this year’s prom, and an overwhelming number of them want […]
Council, residents get close-up look at state of former liquor store building
By Per Peterson Three years ago, the City of Tracy’s four-person liquor store committee led an open meeting to determine the future of Tracy’s Municipal […]
When ‘what if’ hits home
Tracy’s police chief recently updated the city council on protocols and procedures that would kick in during an emergency situation By Per Peterson Tracy residents […]
Minnesota takes another step toward normalcy
At 12 p.m. this Monday, Minnesota joined other states in relaxing measures put in place to protect citizens from COVID-19. Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz last […]
Council to tour liquor store bldg.
By Per Peterson An outside firm recently got an inside look at the former liquor store building as part of a feasibility study, and now […]
Pond decommissioning will delay future street work
While residential street projects have garnered most of Tracy residents’ attention over the last few years, there is another project north of town that has […]
Catching up with Anders Davidson
Serving in so many ways By Per Peterson Anders (AJ) Davidson developed a love of science at a young age. That, combined with a passion […]
Program would target new residents, Tracy businesses alike
By Per Peterson Because of the potential of an increasing number of people moving from the Twin Cities or other areas, combined with the number […]
Putting students first
Elizabeth Johnson recognized with regional award for her work at TAHS By Per Peterson It didn’t take long for Elizabeth Johnson to make an impact […]