City getting serious on blight
As part of beautification efforts in 2021, City leaning toward more intensive crackdown on nuisance cases By Per Peterson “We all know that there are […]
Life on the Mat
Catching up with … 1991 TAHS graduate Cami Snobl By Per Peterson Cami Snobl uses the word “brotherhood” to describe wrestling in Minnesota. Clearly, girls […]
School leaders share concerns with Klobuchar
By Per Peterson A trio of school superintendents from southwest Minnesota shared a half-hour on the phone last Friday with U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar, discussing […]
EDA kicks around ideas for location of potential new business
By Per Peterson A number of sites for a possible new business in Tracy were discussed at last Wednesday’s EDA meeting. Justin Wildfeuer of Gass […]
Mission at Meadowland
Firefighters, ambulance crews and others worked valiantly Tuesday morning to rescue a Meadowland Farmers Co-op employee entrapped in a grain shed By Per Peterson This […]
Group meets to discuss possibilities of new center
By Per Peterson A small group of people with some big ideas met Monday to discuss the future of Tracy’s community/senior center. Led by Becky […]
Tracy’s Chamber banquet on the horizon
By Per Peterson It might be taking place a bit later in the year than usual, but the Tracy Area Chamber of Commerce’s show will […]
COVID hits elementary school
5th- and 6th-grade classes recently put on quarantine Tracy Area Public Schools have, for the most part, weathered the COVID storm since school returned after […]
1, 500-plus vaccinations at Sanford
Tracy clinic continues effort to protect all area residents during pandemic By Per Peterson Sanford Tracy employees have always worked hard and rarely have down […]
Issues at airport need resolution before hangar project begins
By Per Peterson The City of Tracy is moving forward with major airport improvements, but there are some roadblocks that need to be addressed in […]