They got their kicks (and more) on Route 66
John and Muriel Coulter have returned from their trip back in time: a 2,456.1-mile sojourn along the historic Route 66 By Per Peterson So, the […]
A new year, a new crop
After a forgettable 2019, local farmers are reveling in what has turned out to be as close to an ideal growing season as they could’ve […]
Booze on the move
Boxcar Liquors is here: A new era begins this week, as the city’s former municipal liquor store building closes and a new one on the […]
Tuesday signaled end of an era on South Street
The door bell dinged one last time during business hours Tuesday at the Tracy Municipal Liquor Store on South Street. At 2 p.m. Tuesday, liquor […]
Schools anxiously await update on 2020-21 school year
By Per Peterson Will students get to walk through the school doors in September? Will distance learning return? Or will students and staff see a […]
A new home for a special house
A rare Section Foreman’s house was delivered to the Wheels Across the Prairie Museum last week By Per Peterson On July 1, 1980, a massive […]
Prom canceled
By Per Peterson Add the prom to the list of things that were taken away from Tracy Area High School seniors this year. Tracy Area […]
4-H organization has tried to make most of bad situation
By Per Peterson While some normalcy has returned to everyday life, one very large and outgoing group continues to try to move forward in a […]
Tough call, but Center will remain closed
By Per Peterson The Multi Purpose Center in downtown Tracy likely won’t open anytime soon. However, the Tracy City Council on Monday reaffirmed its commitment […]
Local COVID-19 testing yields 32 positive results
1,019 tests were given in Marshall in 3 days last week By Per Peterson Large tents often signify some kind of celebratory event. Last week, […]