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After stepping in to cover third grade and special education classrooms at Cleveland school last year, new fifth and sixth grade social studies teacher Ella Michael is ready to ...

Incoming 5th and 6th-grade science teacher Mazie Kaderlik might be new to the classroom, but as a CHS alumna and a worker at Cleveland’s Anders Early Learning Center—owned by he...

Playing school during her childhood, Malorie Wyman convinced her younger siblings to be the students while she was their teacher. As an elementary student herself, she couldn’t...

Inspired by watching her dad teach high school agriculture and advise her school’s FFA chapter, Kaylee Steele couldn’t be more excited to follow in his footsteps by taking over ...

From regular golfers to those on a course for the very first time, Shoreland Country Club near St. Peter was filled from green to green on Tuesday during the 46th annual Cleveland...

Back in 2022, the Cleveland football coaches brought up a handful of eighth graders to join a sparsely populated Clipper varsity football roster. And, while the Clippers were 1-8...

The 2026 version of the Cleveland Clipper softball team will be remembered in a couple of significant ways. First, with a narrow 11-inning, 1-0 loss in the section elimination br...

With playoff losses of 17-1 to Watertown in Gaylord followed by a 7-2 to Cannon Falls in Arlington, the Legion U19 boys’ season ended on Sunday. Several on the team had other ath...

With a dozen of the 22 players on the varsity baseball team ninth graders, 2026 will go down as the year of the freshman. But for first-year head coach Walker Froehling , that w...

By capturing 1st Place at the Minnesota B.A.S.S Fishing Junior State Championship on July 17, brothers Logan Baker (grade 8, left) and Liam Baker (grade 6, right) will represe...

Keeping the ball in play, vising Waterville-Elysian-Morristown led the Clipper U19 boys 5-3 before the Clippers revved up their offense in the fourth for a 10-6 triumph on Monday ...

The first of two weightlifting sessions started the Monday after Thanksgiving and lasted all the way through mid-May. "It was for any students interested in getting bigger, faste...

Exercising the wisdom they gained during their half a dozen years in Cleveland elementary, the sixth graders realized that, if the spring elementary concert progressed in its usua...

John Ritchie took third among junior varsity trap shooters at the June 18 session of the state trap shooting championship. The event was held in Alexandria from June 15-23. The...

Kindergarten was a blast. It went so fast. We had so much fun. And we learned so much, like our ABCs and 123s. Next year’s gonna be a breeze. Thirty nine members of the class...

In May 1976, the United States was knee deep in its Bicentennial celebration. On the radio, “Silly Love Songs,” the theme song for the television show “Welcome Back, Kotter” and “...

The Cleveland School Board will have three seats up for election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. These positions carry a four-year term beginning in January 2027. Individuals inte...

After taking home a pair of silver medals from the state track & field meet, one in the 3200 and one in the 1600, freshman Charlotte Meyer has only one slot left to aim for. Th...

Selected by the Cleveland American Legion Auxiliary Unit# 207, juniors Neenah Lassiter (left) and Maile Meissner (right) are among 200 young women from around Minnesota who wi...

Cleveland children’s summer theater camp is excited to present 101 Dalmatians, the musical tonight (Friday, June 12) in a 6:00 p.m. show in the school auditorium. Based on the no...