• Letters of Love is a global organization founded in 2018 at Osseo High School. Its mission is to send support to children battling illness in hospitals across the nation through handmade cards. The multiple chapters of Letters of Love in high schools nationwide create cards that spread joy and smiles and support the organization’s goal. Evalynn Mehr ‘26 was inspired to start a chapter of this inspiring non-profit at her own High School. She had…

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  • The Bison Cheer team will be heading to nationals starting on February 7th, 2025 following their performance at regionals on November 2nd which earned them a bid to nationals for the first time since 2015. Achieving this is certainly not an easy task, but this year’s team has been up for the challenge.  Arria Bell ‘25, a senior on the cheer team attributes the team’s success this year to their determination and work ethic. “I…

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  • Every year immediately after Halloween, Christmas starts to take over the topic of conversations. The month before Christmas is many BHS students’ favorite time of the year. It’s the time of the year when kids begin crafting their Christmas Wishlists for their parents or friends. Making Google Slideshows has become a popular way to showcase Christmas lists over the past couple of years. It is a way to present your list to your parents and…

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  • On November 4th, 2024, the Buffalo City Council approved the purchase agreement of the PedRad building. Located across Buffalo Hospital on Hwy 25, the building is soon the be Buffalo’s new Community Center. Adam Leiferman has been the manager of the Buffalo Community Center for three years and, ever since working there, has been looking for a better building.  “Right now, what we have is an old American Legion. It’s very small and commonly known…

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  • Toward the end of the 2022-2023 school year, band and orchestra director Michael Knutson made an announcement that rocked the Buffalo High School Music Department. Many tears were shed one afternoon as the concert ensembles learned that Knutson would be leaving at the end of the year to test his new lesson book for beginning bands at Buffalo Community Middle School. A week later, choir director Zack Carlson-Giving announced to a tearful choir room that…

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  • Author’s Note: For any student looking toward pursuing a higher education through college, phrases along the lines of “studying abroad will change your life,” are all too familiar. As someone who wants to study abroad, I try to treat these statements as true, especially after hearing personal stories from students who believe their experiences in studying abroad have changed their perspective. But what about teachers? Do they experience a similar shift in perspective after they’ve…

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  • Beyond BHS: Jon Holtz

    Author’s Note: For any student looking toward pursuing a higher education through college, phrases along the lines of “studying abroad will change your life,” are all too familiar. As someone who wants to study abroad, I try to treat these statements as true, especially after hearing personal stories from students who believe their experiences in studying abroad have changed their perspective. But what about teachers? Do they experience a similar shift in perspective after they’ve…

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  • The annual musical at Buffalo High School is long awaited by both the theater department and the community as a whole. The theater department announces the next year’s show in July, and the community is abuzz with excitement. Prospective cast members audition in early September, and then eagerly await the announcement of their roles. This year, the show is “The Hunchback of Notre Dame,” which excites fans of the Disney film adaptation, although the musical…

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  • Beyond BHS: Tara Rosh

    Author’s Note: For any student looking toward pursuing a higher education through college, phrases along the lines of “studying abroad will change your life,” are all too familiar. As someone who wants to study abroad, I try to treat these statements as true, especially after hearing personal stories from students who believe their experiences in studying abroad have changed their perspective. But what about teachers? Do they experience a similar shift in perspective after they’ve…

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  • Due to the snowstorm on October 31, a leak in the Bison Activity Center’s roof has been located.  The leaking water was first contained by two small buckets, but eventually, a third container, a trash can, was added because of the rate the water was dripping.  This is the first snow of the year, and a significant leak has already been discovered.   There is already an existing plan to renovate the 18-year-old roof of the…

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