Bruce Bechtold, of St. Joseph, and his son Sam, of Sauk Rapids, took the St. Cloud Times to South Africa. They made the trip to visit Bruce’s other son, Ted Bechtold, who is a St. Cloud State University student studying abroad this semester.
There was no uncertainty who would finish in the top three, but which runner would cross the finish line first was in doubt until the race’s final strides.
Morcelli Kombo was excited and happy after he won his first 5K race in 2013. He was just as happy to win Friday’s Earth Day 5K, but a lot more reserved as he stood beyond the finish line at Husky Stadium and waited for the other runners to cross.
When Jordan Sefon looks around at his teammates at St. Cloud State football spring practice, he sees that everyone is younger than him. Everything has come full circle for Sefon, who was the youngest starter in the defensive backfield as a true freshman cornerback in 2012.
After spending decades blocked off to users, George Friedrich Park is moving closer to opening to the public.
Billed as a “non-offensive comedian,” Myles recalled that he backed into a career as a stand-up comedian. Originally hailing from Alabama, he attended St. Cloud State to play football, majoring in psychology and much to his own surprise, theater.
The world of creative expression got a little bigger when Dan Fergus, multimedia professor at St. Cloud State, discovered Instagram.
The commercial real estate industry remains a particularly white, male business in Minnesota, standing out even in a state that’s considerably less diverse than the nation as a whole.
Sometimes when an athlete’s dad is their youth sports coach, they get a chance to do some experimenting. For instance, when St. Cloud State’s Beau Fandel was playing youth baseball, he got a chance to play many positions.
Two members of St. Cloud State University’s Husky Bass Fishing Club finished in 20th place in Saturday’s Fishing League Worldwide College Fishing tournament on Table Rock Lake in Missouri.
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