City sold on new financial software
With current system becoming increasingly antiquated, City will turn to more reliable and efficient software The Tracy City Council on July 13 threw its informal […]
Power with a plan
A unified athletic enhancement regimen implemented at Tracy Area High School has taken a popular program started years ago to a new level The goals […]
Still there for the tots
Kickstands will be up as usual on July 25 for the 28th annual Toys 4 Tots Motorcycle Fun Run. The only difference in this year […]
Leaving is ‘surreal’ for Wakefield
Lori Wakefield retires after 28 great years at G & R Electric in Tracy Lori Wakefield had a work day like no other at last […]
Longer terms for top vote-getters
With five council seats up for election, Tracy City Council defines how 4-year, 2-year terms will be filled By Per Peterson The Tracy City Council […]
The search for justice
Time might have washed a dark mystery from the minds of Tracy residents, but author Pat Lubeck is determined to find some answers and thus […]
They won’t forget
With more people going out, ‘Operation You’re Not Forgotten’ is dialing things back a bit. However, it will still be a presence for people in […]
Administration plans for an uncertain future
By Tara Brandl The countdown is on to the start of the 2020-21 school year. Unfortunately, the administration and staff at Tracy Area Public Schools […]
The 4th is with Currie
It might have been a bit scaled back because of COVID-19, but the city of Currie did its best to honor America by celebrating Independence […]
Creating a plan for the future
By Per Peterson Growing Tracy certainly won’t happen overnight, but it will happen. That’s the mindset of Tracy EDA Director Jeff Carpenter, who along with […]