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Cleveland Public School students Ellie & Wyatt Williams display the hardware from their high finishes at their sport motocross action this past weekend. Go Clippers!

Elementary volleyball teams competed at a tournament in Cleveland back in April as part of a busy spring volleyball schedule. They found a break to pose for team photos. Third a...

After four-straight competitive games for the varsity Clipper boys, Cleveland 14, Heron Lake-Okabena/Fulda 4 in five innings on Friday was kind of like a min-vacation. But it was...

While the Clippers had to share the Valley Conference title with Martin County West, when it came to the Tomahawk-Valley Conference championship, played during a showcase tourname...

A pair of seniors, Max Esser (right) and David Draheim (left), signed their letters of intent to continue their football careers at the collegiate level on Friday (May 15). I...

With the highest round of the Clipper trap season so far, Gauge Bock and Tony Hollerich both connected with 45 clay discs on in week four on Wednesday at the Caribou Gun Club....

Performed by the sixth graders, “Funga Alafia,” a traditional African greeting song will welcome attendees of today’s Elementary Spring Concert. Funga alafia, ashay, ashay Funga a...

Cleveland 16, visiting Granada-Huntley-East Chain/Truman Martin Luther 15 on Tuesday was a game of attrition. The Clippers, battling back twice with six runs in the sixth and sev...

Dispatching Madelia, first 13-2 on the road on Monday and then 12-2 back in Cleveland on Tuesday, the varsity Clipper girls finished their conference season 9-1 for a share the co...

Saturday’s varsity double header was more about benefit that surrounded it. Through concessions and a silent auction, the event, “Step up to the Plate for Aiden,” raised money fo...

Both pulverizing 43 clay discs, freshmen Gauge Bock and Jacob Mueller were the top Clipper trap shooters in week three competition on Wednesday. With an average (mean) score ...

Delaney Thompson (above) admits she doesn’t have much of a poker face. So, in order to avoid getting on the bad side of blue after an occasional teenage eyeroll, sunny or overc...

Evoking images of New York City, a far cry from population 772 Cleveland, “City Lights,” was the theme of this year’s prom. Thirty five couples attended the formal event, which wa...

Collecting wins of 11-0 and 16-4 in Welcome, the varsity Clipper boys didn’t have much trouble with Martin County West on Tuesday. Jack Mons and Kiptyn Coon combined to thro...

The $15,300 raised by the boys basketball program in this year’s Coaches vs. Cancer free throw fundraiser will be split in two ways. While some will go the Le Sueur County Relay ...

Not to be outdone by their junior and senior counterparts, whose prom was on Saturday, the fifth and sixth graders had a spring dance of their own. Hosted by the Elementary Stude...

With rounds of 24 and 20, Cole Stocker led the Clipper trap team in competition week two on Wednesday. Upping his score from a week ago by 17, the junior also posted the biggest...

National School Principals' Day is today (May 1)! We appreciate the crucial role Principal Lusk and Principal Cink play in shaping student and teacher success and fostering pos...

As part of “undercover dress up week,” teachers and staff held a “wig and wacky hair day” today” with their locks arranged in madcap styles or colored from platinum to hot pink to...

Working the outside edge and getting the strike calls there too, Faribault Bethlehem Academy’s pitcher mostly kept the varsity Clipper girls beating the ball into the dirt or send...