News & Events

Friday, November 02, 2018

The Tracy City Center Association publishes monthly news about events and businesses in downtown Tracy. Check out the events and updates each month in the pages of the Tracy Press. Every Thursday — Attention, commuters and working families! Select businesses in downtown Tracy are participating in our Late-Night Thursdays, extending their business hours on Thursday nights to 8 p.m. Every Saturday through Nov. 17 — The Farmers Market, voted the No. 1 event in the Best of Tracy 2018, is coming to an end for the summer season. Check out our announcement below regarding a new Winter Farmers Market. Bring your family and friends...

First foundations laid at Tracy Hills

Friday, November 02, 2018

Before the sun rose Wednesday morning, crews were working to pour the first three home foundations at Tracy Hills off Corral Hollow Road. Janco Industries poured 220 cubic yards of concrete for the three foundations that will become model homes for Meritage Homes. Several cement trucks poured concrete into a hopper, and from there it was pumped with a boom across the foundation forms. Click here for the complete article.

Harvest conditions ‘nearly ideal’

Friday, November 02, 2018

As a mechanical harvester lifted cabernet sauvignon grapes from vines at his family’s vineyard southeast of Tracy earlier this week, grower Jeff Brown could see the light at the end of the harvest tunnel. “We should be finished by the end of this week,” he reported. “The long spell of moderate temperatures has made it possible to wind up as best as possible.” Brown is among a number of Tracy-area farmers who have completed, or are in the process of completing, their 2018 harvest in what has become a nearly ideal harvest season for grapes, tomatoes, walnuts and almonds. Click here for the...

Peddling flower power in downtown Tracy

Friday, November 02, 2018

Some unsuspecting people who happened to be in downtown Tracy on Wednesday got bouquets of flowers to mark Petal It Forward Day. Karen Ferrante, owner of The Little Flower Shop, and her store manager, Tamra Bermudez, grabbed armfuls of bright yellow blooms and gave them out to pedestrians and business employees throughout the retail district. Petal It Forward Day was started last year by the Society of American Florists. Tracy was one of about 400 cities in the nation where flower shops participated. “We give two bouquets out,” Ferrante explained. “There’s no catch to it. We just give them to random people. They keep...

Three years after launch, NDNU degree pays off for local mother

Friday, November 02, 2018

When Virginia Meagher applied for the Master of Business Administration degree program at Notre Dame de Namur University, she didn’t even tell her husband. Almost three years later, she has changed professions and is making more money and planning for her family’s future. “I attended college right out of high school, years ago,” the 44-year-old Mountain House mother said in an interview Monday. “I was a great student in high school. I was a terrible student in college.” She had spent her professional life working with nonprofits but felt she needed more. Click here for the complete article.

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