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Buffalo High School featured it’s Concert Orchestra, Chamber Strings, and Symphony Orchestra in the Performing Arts Center last night. Music Teacher Mike Knutson directed the entire evening. Orchestra is an all year long class. They have seven concerts a year and have been practicing for this one all quarter. Knutson was very proud of the performers. “The concert went great, I am very pleased,” said Knutson. “We had a wide variety of music and we…
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With the grand opening of Walgreens in Buffalo, members of The Hoofprint wanted to find out what products they had to offer. They took their search to Wal-Mart as well to see how their selections match up. Sam and Blair had no idea what Parker and Dan put on their shopping lists.
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DECA went to State this past week on March 5-7. The DECA state meet took place in Minneapolis at the Hyatt Regency. Junior Trevor Dahlof took top 8 in the state of Minnesota for Quick Serve Restaurant Management. Senior Reycel Christianson, Senior Bruce Thao, Senior Esmeralda Heurta, Junior Trevor Dahlof and Junior Katelyn Jerde took top 8 in the state of Minnesota in the Marketing Product Plan Team category. Junior Fei Zheng and Senior Reycel Christianson took top 12 in the state of Minnesota…
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Christina Bokusky, a junior at Buffalo High School, found out she had a disease this year. Her disease is Catamenial Hemoptysis, and she is the 11th discovered case in the world. This is her story.
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For the fourth time, BHM Community Education is hosting Promtique. Everyone is welcome to go. Join the shopping 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., March 10 or 17. It will be held at Discovery Center in Buffalo. “It offers an opportunity for girls to sell their dresses and for others to purchase a dress for less! It’s a win-win for everyone. Some of the dresses are only worn once and then they sit in a closet,” said…
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The Bison Boys’ basketball team fell to the Brainerd Warriors 67-69 in a double overtime battle on Tuesday night. This was the first Section game and the winner would go on to play the winner between Moorehead and STMA, and the loser would end its season. The Bison were seeded first in the section so they played the number eight seed Brainerd, but the section was so evenly balanced the whole bracket almost got flipped.…
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In life and in school we are often asked to describe ourselves in one word, perhaps even at a job interview. People usually say things like “responsible” or “caring,” but what would you say if you had to describe yourself in one song instead? For a high school student, being judged is just a fact of life, but being yourself is something that we strive for. Music helps some students find that, or at the…
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This time of year most seniors are deciding what is going to come next for them after they graduate high school. For one of these Buffalo High School seniors, Joe Hanson, the plan is a new business venture in a coffee business. Joe is an individual with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Individuals with ASD, like everyone else, have strengths and weaknesses. A person with ASD can be very high functioning, which means that most people…
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The Buffalo Boys’ basketball team heads into section play after two Conference wins against Cambridge-Isanti on Thursday and Becker on Friday. They will end their regular season with a record of 17-9. The Bison were scheduled to take a trip up to play Cambridge-Isanti on Tuesday, but because of the winter storm warnings the game was postponed until Thursday. They had to play earlier than usual because of the C-I girls teams’ home section game…
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“Hockey has been the link to my father since the day he passed away,” said Senior Blake Schmidt. “It’s the only way I can see him.” Schmidt’s father introduced him to hockey when he was only six years old, and he has played ever since. “I pray to my dad during the National Anthem, before every single game.” With years of dedication and experience under his belt, Schmidt went up against two older and more…
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