• Next year, Buffalo High School is set to join one of the biggest and most competitive conferences in the state, the Lake Conference. The Lake Conference consists of the three biggest schools in the state: Wayzata, Minnetonka, and Eden Prairie, all of which have enrollment of over 3,000 students, and Buffalo, enrollment of 1,865 students, will be joining this conference next year. … but as a competitor, there is nothing better than this move. Buffalo…

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  • With many new changes coming next year BHS, ranging from a new schedule to a strict policy on cell phone use, students reflected on the good of the school, the changes happening next year, and what changes they would like to see. Buffalo High School is known for its amazing people and the strong connection between teachers and students. The students interviewed couldn’t agree more, especially the seniors. Senior Erin Bersie and Jacob Muhich both…

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  • Are school emails useful? Does it benefit you to have one? Students of Buffalo High School were recently asked.   Many said Yes, others said No. “Yes, it’s useful so the school can see what kind of stuff you got going on,” Junior Carter Jerde said. Junior Jared Kohnen agrees. “I need to get emails from teachers,” he said. Junior Kaden Stubstad thinks an email specific to school is nice to have. “It is convenient…

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  • The Buffalo High School Theatre Department is performing A Year with Frog and Toad on April 26-27 at 7:30 pm and April 27-28 at 2 pm at the Performing Arts Center. They have been working hard throughout this winter preparing for the performance and are excited for the audience to see it all come together. This play is a recreation of the children’s book, and in some parts in the play, there are even direct…

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  • Last week, when everyone returned from spring break, Buffalo High School removed all of the doors to the bathrooms. It caused a great deal of discussion and some push back from students, but it remains to be seen if it impacted student behavior.  A senior at Buffalo High School stated, “I didn’t really care that they [Buffalo High School] took down the doors. The first day we all came back after Spring Break, I was…

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  • Last night, Buffalo High School’s Girls Softball team took on a very competitive North Branch team who took second place last year in the MSHSL AAA Softball tournament at Caswell Park in Mankato. Play yesterday was 0-0 in the 3rd inning, and then in the fourth inning, North Branch snuck one run in, off of Bison errors, making it 1-0. Bison Quickly retaliated with four runs at the top of the fifth, making it 1-1.…

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  • The Buffalo Varsity Baseball Team will play North Branch in North Branch today, Thursday, April 25, at 4:30 pm. Buffalo is going into the game coming off of a combined no-hitter win on Tuesday. Micah Rassat and Noah Christenson combined to pitch a no-hitter in a 10-0 win against Cambridge-Isanti. Buffalo has an overall record of 5-2 North Branch has an overall record of 0-6 North Branch is coming off of an 8-9 loss to…

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  • With summer fast approaching summer plans are being made and ideas are wanted. Here are 10 cheap, and fun things to do in the cities this summer. Mill City Farmers Market The Mill City Farmers Market is open every Saturday from 8am-1pm. The farmers market brings in fresh, healthy, local, and organic food. Along with local artisans and a variety of classes including cooking and yoga. It also features live music overlooking the Mississippi River…

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  • To stop people from making bad decisions like vaping in the bathroom, Buffalo High School recently took the entry doors to all student bathrooms off. This decision has been very controversial around the school, with some students and teachers applauding it and others rallying against it. Junior Kaden Stubstad hasn’t seen a change. “Every single time I’m in there I see at least one person vaping,”  Stubstad said. Junior Carter Jerde agrees. “No, it hasn’t…

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