Monday, May 27 was the day. All across the country, men and women gathered to remember the memory of fallen loved ones who gave their lives in service to the United States of America, in hope of a...
On Sunday evening, May 26, a solitary cross stood silently under the American and Prisoner of War flags at the VFW Post #1901 home on Highway 12 in Montrose. Due to the rain on Monday, the annual...
Following the November, 2018, defeat of an operating referendum by District 877 voters, the Buffalo-Hanover-Montrose school board and the administration have been seeking ways to balance the budgets...
With increases in technology and the ability to share information among different governmental units much easier than it used to be, law enforcement has begun banding together on its own to help...
Sunday, June 9 will be the day that kicks off Buffalo Days events this year!
First will be the Fly In Breakfast and Car Show! Come enjoy a tasty hot breakfast at the airport while watching planes...
“The cries of the wounded had much diminished now, and as we staggered down the road, the reason was only too apparent, for the water was right over the tops of the shell-holes.” — Captain Edwin...
The Buffalo Triathlon is back in 2019.
After a one-year absence, the popular Graniteman Events triathlon is making its return on Sunday, June 2 to Sturges Park and Buffalo Lake. This mark the 15th...
Senior Mackenzie Pawelk was a game-time decision prior to last Thursday’s Section 8-4A softball playoff game at No. 1 seed Elk River.
Feeling less than 100-percent health-wise, the Buffalo senior...
Playing in their final regular-season home game of their high school careers, the Buffalo girls’ lacrosse team made sure their 10 seniors went out in style.
A 16-10 victory last Thursday over Rogers...
This year’s track and field conference finals on Wednesday, May 22 at Princeton High School saw several familiar faces repeat as conference champions. It also saw a new boys team champion emerge.
On...