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Join us for Book Group at the West Concord Library Wednesday, December 10 from 4-5pm The Twelve Topsy-Turvy, Very Messy Days of Christmas by James Patterson and Tad Safran Every year at … more
OWATONNA, Minn., Nov. 18, 2025 – Southern Minnesota Initiative Foundation (SMIF) recently approved 23 grants totaling $200,000 to support small towns of 10,000 or less in SMIF’s 20-county … more
Dodge County, MN – The United Way of Southeast Minnesota is proud to announce $20,000 in Community Resiliency grants to four Dodge County-based programs. These grants are part of a broader effort … more
St. Paul, MN: The Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) is issuing an advisory to farmers who have conducted business with Hansen-Mueller Co. based in Omaha, NE and operating in Duluth, MN. The … more
The MTC Holiday show is "Away in the Basement (A Church Basement Ladies Christmas)" by Greta Grosch, music and lyrics by Dennis Curley and Drew Jansen. Annie Johnson will be directing this fun, … more
Triton’s Student Council, Community Ed, and the Dodge Center Lions held their annual Halloween Party on October 24th. Activities included Trunk or Treat, a family dance and costume contests. more
October is National Bullying Prevention Month. While the term bullying can take on different meanings depending on the context, it is most often defined as unwanted, repeated behaviors that create a … more
The results for the Capitol Project Levy vote held Tuesday November 4th are as follows. Yes votes = 460 and No votes = 318. The Levy raises $650,000 per year for the next ten years to be used for … more
Marette Jorgenson has just released a 366 day devotional book in time for the coming year. Marette has been performing musically since she can remember. She has an undergrad in performing and … more
It will soon be the Holidays and here are some fun things to do to get in the mood in the area. At the Randolph Historical Society Museum there will be a Christmas Cookie decorating event and … more
A number of alternative sites for a massive data center in the area have citizens concerned about the increased demand on local infrastructure, particularily electrical and water consumption. Data … more
On Halloween, 18 enthusiastic students from the Triton area schools came together for a community-wide Volunteer Day in West Concord. Partnering with the West Concord Parks Department and the … more
The Bible defines faith in Hebrews 11:1, Now faith is being sure of what we hope for and certain of what we do not see. Faith is simply belief. It is faith that gets us through difficult … more
Halloween in the Triton Elementary takes place over the week of October 27th to October 31st. During this time period, Triton hosts a Trunk-or-Treat day and also a dance following the Trunk-or-Treat. … more
Just kidding! It’s perfectly fine to be saying, even if it can get a little annoying to hear. For example, have you heard your peers, kids, or grandkids say 6-7’ but you have no idea what it … more
The fall play called The Play That Goes Wrong is all about a murder mystery gone wrong. This play is full of exciting twist mysteries that don't relate to the murder, or do they? The performances are … more
Over the past few months, the Triton High School band and choir, under the direction of Ms. Coy and Mr. Wotherspoon, were practicing for their concert on Tuesday, October 28th, at 7 p.m. in the high … more
Jill is the K-12 art teacher for Triton. She has had a passion for art since she was a child. Her mother was a professional artist and had an art studio in their home. Jill grew up exposed to art and … more
We recently held our annual Corn Drive, where our high school FFA members braved on a rainy, cold day to collect an impressive $14,866 in donations. We are incredibly grateful for the community’s … more
Dear Triton Students, Parents, Staff, and Community Members, We had a memorable fall in Cobra Country, and we are now gearing up for an exciting season of winter activities. The winter sports … more
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