Celebrate Dashain and Tihar with HELPING Nepal International Oct. 14 as they put on a night of dancing, music, and food. “Our theme this time is ‘Aagan’. It’s because in the festival of Dashain and Tihar, we gather together from different places and celebrate with our close ones,” said Bishnu Sharma, President of Helping Nepal
PR NEWS WIRE — Hoonuit, a leading provider of analytics and professional development solutions, announces that Shivani Stumpf has been named Chief Technology Officer, with responsibility for all aspects of the company’s product management, content development, engineering and IT operations across the product portfolio to help educators maximize student success. Ms. Stumpf holds a Master of Sciences
ST CLOUD TIMES — For the first time in the history of its annual report to the community, CentraCare Health invited local economists to be part of Wednesday’s presentation. St. Cloud State University’s King Banaian and St. Benedict/St. John’s University’s Louis Johnston shared a stage at the River’s Edge Convention Center with CentraCare Health President
ST CLOUD TIMES — Justin Czech is from Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, about a three-hour drive from St. Cloud State and about a 20-minute drive from Eau Claire. But when he started getting some recruiting interest from the St. Cloud State football team, Czech’s parents did not need to look up St. Cloud on a map. Read
As Owner and Chief Executive Officer of Doherty Staffing Solutions, Valerie Doherty actively oversees the human resources, legal, safety, and risk management departments.
When 59 people were killed and more than 500 wounded at the Jason Aldean concert Sunday night in Las Vegas, the incident hit a little too close to home for Pat Dolan.
Phyllis Greenberg is an associate professor of gerontology at St. Cloud State University and a board member for the St. Cloud Area Jewish Community. Greenberg said she’s feeling “mortified, pissed, disappointed and sad” after learning of the incident.
More study is needed on the effects of the chemicals on fish reproduction, said Heiko Schoenfuss, a biology professor at St. Cloud State University who was one of the researchers. St. Cloud State students did the biological analysis.
Despite having two decades under his belt as an artist, Mondloch said he is “always trying to evolve.” That innovative spirit is what led him to his recently completed project, #PaintItForward — an effort that is tied uniquely and inextricably to the St. Cloud community.
The St. Cloud State Wind Ensemble, Lindgren Childcare Center, Department of Campus Involvement and Veterans Resource Center invite the St. Cloud community to join them for “Halloween Spooktacular” 6:30 p.m. Oct. 26 in Ritsche Auditorium. Children in costume and their families are invited to pre-concert activities that begin at 5:30 p.m. in the lobby of Ritsche
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