They were more than just soldiers
Veterans honored at Tracy Memorial Day program By Tara Brandl Memorial Day gives us a chance to honor those who have given the ultimate sacrifice […]
Protecting our freedoms
First Amendment focus of Memorial Day speech at Bethel Cemetery By Per Peterson In addressing a large crowd at the Memorial Day service at Bethel […]
Graduation returns to the gym
52 seniors to receive diplomas at traditional ceremony By Per Peterson Last year’s Tracy Area High School graduation was unlike any other. This year’s represents […]
Friends ’til the End
Growing up in Tracy, Melvin Hubbard and David Abernethy were thick as thieves. They formed a bond at a young age, both fought in World […]
How, when and what? Council faces key questions on center
June 7 budget meeting will go a long way to determine how City moves forward Tracy City Administrator Erik Hansen on Monday presented the Tracy […]
‘Happy’ times at O’Brien Court
Residential facility reveling in return to what is fondly remembered as ‘normal’ By Per Peterson You might not be able to tell it by looking […]
City targets downtown wi-fi, online marketing for large EDA grant
By Per Peterson Some big-time, positive changes are coming for downtown Tracy — and the City as a whole — but you won’t notice them […]
The Wheels are turning
While not all buildings will be open to the public because of ongoing changes, Saturday marks the 2021 opening of Tracy’s Wheels Across the Prairie […]
Seniors have their night, face-to-face
A year removed from a virtual event, Tracy Area High School opened its doors to the Class of 2021 for this year’s Senior Recognition Night […]
Lifting of mask rules doesn’t apply to all
By Per Peterson The light at the end of the COVID-19 tunnel is getting brighter, but it’s unlikely things will change at schools in Tracy […]