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With the 2026 school year winding down, we asked two of our seniors for advice and memories that could guide future students. Looking back: When asked what they’ll remember most from senior … more
The 2026 track and field season has officially started for the Triton Cobras. The athletes began with an indoor meet at Minnesota State University, Mankato on March 21. The boys' varsity track team … more
Business Professionals of America (BPA) is a club at Triton High School. Within BPA, there are over 90 different events and activities, with many members choosing to participate in at least one … more
Technology is a major part of classrooms today, and I see how it continues to change the way students learn and teachers teach. To better understand its impact, I interviewed teacher Samuel Storlie … more
Mrs. Wheeler, Triton German Teacher, has helped provide students with unique travel opportunities. Mrs. Wheeler was the first Triton teacher to take students on an international educational trip, … more
I spoke with Brandon Neseth, the activities director at Triton, to learn about his job and what he’s gained from his experiences. I discovered what inspired him to take the role, what he hopes … more
With winter over, Triton High School’s spring sports season is underway. For the Trap team, success comes down to the shooters themselves. Senior Henry McMartin and freshman Urijah Giesler shared … more
Junior year can be overwhelming. Students worry about ACT and MCA scores, college decisions, and future careers. On top of that, balancing schoolwork, extracurriculars, and personal life can feel … more
At Triton, softball isn’t just a sport—it’s a bond that brings the girls closer. On and off the field, they support and cheer each other on; their connection is truly special. For the Triton … more
At Triton High School, the traveling art show arrives in the spring with some of Triton's very own students' works. The art teacher, Ms. Dallenbach, says that “my favorite piece from the traveling … more
EAGAN, Minn. – In 2026, the Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation (MFBF) is proud to honor 58 family farms whose legacy spans at least 150 years with the Sesquicentennial Farm award. Established in … more
The Salvation Army has its roots in London in 1865. A Methodist minister, William Booth, and his wife Catherine founded it as the East London Christian Mission. It was formed not only to feed the … more
On March 24th a 5 ½ year old Husky, named Rival was shot after being let out in his families fenced in yard in the 500 block of Second Street SW. He was not off property. The pet had been let out … more
At Kasson-Mantorville High School, I truly believe one of the best opportunities for students to earn college credit is right here in our own classrooms. Through Advanced Placement (AP) and … more
Leila Galloway of Kasson has been a power lifter for the last three years at Kasson-Mantorville High School. Since starting as a Komet sophomore she has advanced to win the Minnesota state … more
As springtime keeps trying to sneak up on us, my mind turns to different recreational events I can share with my readers. One thing I have noticed is hands on farm activities to teach our kids where … more
The 26th annual Dodge County Business Expo was a great success. The weather was pleasant enough for people to get out and travel, yet nippy enough to enjoy browsing through the many interesting and … more
There will be an organizational meeting on April 9th at 6:30 at 20658 County Highway 34 in Dodge Center, the location of the Green Shack, to explore forming a Grange chapter in Dodge County. There is … more
The world is once again in another conflict. There are many questions about this new battle in the Middle East. A member of our community just came back from Israel for the third time since October … more
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