The Mayo Girls Soccer team is heading into sections in the hope of upsetting #16 Lakeville South. Before reaching this point in the season, the Spartans have had to deal with some early adversity, facing...

Do you love digital technology? ...not just because you love to use phones, computers, smart watches, and so many other devices in our lives, but because you are fascinated by how they work, how they interact,...

With Hispanic Heritage Month kicking off on the 15th of September, Equity Club, in collaboration with the Latinos Unidos club, invites you to join them in a month of celebrating culture, history, and community....

Mark your calendars and make your plans for the Latin Festival at the Peace Plaza, downtown Rochester on Saturday, September 14th! The Alliance of Chicanos, Hispanics, and Latin Americans (ACHLAS) is hosting...

Mochinut is a popular, new bakery that offers items ranging from their signature donuts and drinks to the Korean corn dogs, though many wonder if it’s worth the trip. Mochinut is a popular brand...

As the 2024 Mayo Boy’s Baseball season ends, senior Chase Gasner is getting ready for a new chapter in his athletic journey. With his exceptional talent and dedication to the sport, Chase Gasner has...

Mayo Girls have improved immensely over the years, and are currently in 3rd place for the Big 9 behind rivales Northfield and Owatonna. Sections are in less than one week on May 28th and 30th at Cannon...

Earlier this May, members of Mayo's chapter of the Business Professionals of America Club (BPA) embarked on a trip to the national competition for BPA in Chicago, Illinois. For those who may not know...

This year Mayo High School's math league has placed 10th in state after their hard work and dedication. Every Monday after school, the club’s 11 members would meet in Mr. Johnson’s classroom for an...

Carter Holcomb is going to be playing football with a very familiar teammate, as he has committed to Winona State and will join his brother, Mayo alum Cayden Holcomb. Carter has started at wide receiver...

After 10 years of dedicated service, Mrs. Wendy Wilcox has finally said goodbye to Mayo High School.  Altogether, she has been teaching for 29 years; 23 of them were in Rochester; four years in Chippewa...

After 27 long, meaningful years of teaching at Mayo High School, Mr. Schmitz has officially announced he is retiring. Known by many as a teacher, colleague, mentor, and friend, Mr. Schmitz leaves behind...