Curb conundrum
Some downtown bump-outs are taking a beating By Per Peterson Just a few months after eight bump-outs were added to Tracy’s downtown, issues have arisen. […]
School board won’t rush $14.5M project
By Per Peterson Facing the prospect of spending $14.5 million on a massive infrastructure project — and asking taxpayers to help foot the bill — […]
Easing of COVID-19 restrictions welcomed by local restaurants
By Per Peterson The popular Mother’s Day Buffet returned in grand fashion at The Caboose on Sunday. The annual tradition, which was cancelled last year […]
Council spins wheels on center
Downtown ‘Super Valu building’ brought back into discussion By Per Peterson What started out as a conversation about awarding a Request For Proposal for a […]
‘Foundation building’ at Shetek Lutheran Ministries
SLM ready to break ground soon on adult/youth lodge By Per Peterson Tucked between the waters of one of the largest bodies of water in […]
Moving Forward under 14
Phase 3A-2 project includes work under Tracy’s most well-traveled thoroughfare By Per Peterson This year’s infrastructure work in Tracy has so far proven to be […]
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 […]