Change of plans for laundromat
Tracy resident will now open laundromat in 80-year-old building on the highway By Per Peterson Tracy will eventually have a new laundromat, it just won’t […]
Fee hikes, 3% levy increase passed by council
By Per Peterson The Tracy City Council at Monday’s Truth-in-Taxation meeting approved a 2021 budget that includes a 3% levy increase, which is down slightly […]
School board approves 1.44% levy boost
By Tara Brandl The District No. 2904 School Board approved a levy increase of 1.44% at Monday night’s meeting which is an increase of $24,841.12 […]
St. Nicholas visits Garvin
Saturday was a big day in Garvin, as Santa Claus took time out of his very busy December schedule to visit area kids. ABOVE: Eight-year-old […]
VMC — at ground level
— continues to be discussed as an option for a new gathering place By Per Peterson Underused. That was one word used to describe the […]
A sense of purpose
Committee members share thoughts of what an ideal community center should look like With the Multi-Purpose Center destined to be transformed into a cafe, a […]
Help is on the way for End-O-Line’s iconic turntable
By Per Peterson One of the most historic structures in Currie will soon get some much-needed attention. Currie’s End-O-Line Park and Museum received a grant […]
Chasing our tails to expand
By Per Peterson The president of Chasing Our Tails in Tracy has reached an agreement to purchase the Seneca Foods Corporation packing plant — formerly […]
Santa still came to town
Not even a global pandemic could prevent jolly old St. Nick from visiting area youth this weekend By Per Peterson In an exclusive interview with […]
St. Mary’s School pushes ahead with in-person learning
By Per Peterson St. Mary’s School is continuing with in-person learning into December. Because of an increase in COVID-19 numbers the last week, Tracy Area […]