The Youth in Government program run by the YMCA is available for any students in grades 8-12 from any district, including homeschooled students. There are over 1,400 students across the state of Minnesota...
Senior Maxx Richards was putting cold fries into hot sizzling oil and flipping burger patties at McDonald’s when he decided he wanted to invest his time differently. It was time for a change.
“One...
“I graduated college in ‘97 from University of Minnesota Southwest State,” explained Schneider. “I had a business degree and wanted my loans paid off.”
So, she joined the army.
“The military...
A small, barely noticeable movement on the block. Blink and you’d never see it. Senior Hailey Deming has watched the video, and she can’t see it. But it was enough to get her disqualified from the...
Sophomore Shiji (Jack) Zhang would be hitting his alarm button at 5:30 a.m. if he was at home in Nanjing, China. School typically starts at 6 a.m. for Zhang so the 8:30 a.m. start time at Albert Lea High...
"It’s a great day to be a Tiger.”
These are the last words said by social studies teacher and varsity football coach Paul Dunn at the end of every government and economics class. And he would know...
The 2024 Minnesota State Fair was a moment of pride for Sophomore Connor White. White and his heifer won a purple ribbon and first place, which was his first time getting a Grand in his class at the State...
Jim Haney was one of thirty teachers across the United States to attend the Institute for Educators at the 9/11 Memorial and Museum in New York from July 15 to July 19.
“The most interesting part...
Many people want to become a singer when they grow up and Junior Mia Thompson is no exception. Thompson has been singing since she was a little kid with her mom in the car.
Now she has won a talent...
Tiger’s Roar took place in Albert Lea High School’s auditorium on April 6, 2024 at 7 p.m. The Albert Lea Community had to pay an admission of $5 to watch the performances. Tiger’s Roar is a high...
