Admin. lays out forward-looking financial plan
By Per Peterson Tracy City Administrator Erik Hansen last week outlined an ambitious plan that he believes will streamline and simplify the city budget-balancing process […]
With new liquor store over budget, council leans on general fund, loan
Interfund loan to be paid back over 2 years at 3% interest Excitement continues to linger in the air for Tracy’s new municipal liquor store […]
Pomp & unusual circumstances
Robbed of a traditional commencement, members of Tracy Area High School’s Class of 2020 received their diplomas Sunday in a unique parking lot ceremony By […]
Mo’ life for a currie landmark
Ramona Lindberg is excited about her new store in an old downtown Currie building To some, there’s nothing better than a blank canvas. So many […]
Honoring & Remembering
By Per Peterson The local area did its best under unusual circumstances to honor veterans on Memorial Day, and one ceremony paid special tribute to […]
COVID can’t stop this class
TAHS seniors were on parade through town last week as part of their final farewell to their high school days By Per Peterson High school […]
Seniors to graduate Sunday, in atypical fashion
School board struggles with decision to play it safe with commencement By Per Peterson Plan A was, of course, in the high school gym. Plan […]
Senior Awards Night: laptops replace in-person ceremony
By Per Peterson One by one last Wednesday night, members of the Tracy Area High School Class of 2020 introduced themselves and told of their […]
Culvert can’t hold this canine for long
By Per Peterson For Winnie the Pooh, it was that darned rabbit hole. For Lucy the chocolate lab last week, it was a culvert. The […]
Council reaffirms decision to keep MPC, aquatic center closed
By Per Peterson In a special meeting Tuesday evening to continue the discussion on openings and closures of city-operated facilities caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, […]