Huskies in the news

The planet is just as import as your hair style at a new salon in Waite Park. Arbor Hair Studio opened earlier this month in the former Cost Cutters location. Michelle Meier is the salon’s owner.

Less than two hours a week. In that time, a Reading Corps or Math Corps tutor can help elementary schools meet grade-level standards. Tutors target students in the gaps, said Lauren Buckentine, program manager for the St. Cloud Office of Minnesota Reading Corps and Minnesota Math Corps. Here’s how she describes the gap: The group ...

Jamie Trachsel, a Duluth native and former standout player at St. Cloud State, has been named the new head softball coach at the University of Minnesota.

Kayla Malone, weed control supervisor for Chaffee County, goes to work every morning at 6:30 a.m. to battle the silent, green enemies of farmers, ranchers and everyday gardeners.

Tim Hill, vice chancellor for Regional Campuses at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, has recently taken on another role as chief operating officer of the UAMS Health System. Hill will also be continuing in his role as vice chancellor for regional campuses.

More than 100 teens and parents spent their Saturday potentially saving their own lives. They participated in advanced driver training for teens as part of Traffic Safety Day at the Minnesota Highway Safety and Research Center.

Women’s Huskies Hockey will be the marquee outdoor game during 2018 Hockey Day Minnesota.

Todd Waters ’71 has caught the westbound train.

Proctor High School graduate and Cloquet native Chris Fleischer will be inducted into the St. Cloud State University Athletic Hall of Fame on Saturday, Sept. 23 along with seven others.

St. Cloud State University will induct a group of six former student-athletes, one coach and one Distinguished Service Award winner into the St. Cloud State University Athletic Hall of Fame on Saturday, Sept. 23.

Judy Tebben ’09 has been chosen as the new dean of instruction at Ridgewater College.

Sunayana Dumala ’10 tried once again to enter the worship room she and her husband, Srinivas Kuchibhotla, had created in their home for daily prayers.

The majority of Minnesota is expected to continue to experience strong economic growth over the next several months, according to new economic reviews and forecasts released Thursday by Secretary of State Steve Simon and the St. Cloud State University School of Public Affairs Research Institute.

Montreal Canadiens re-sign Charlie Lindgren to a one-year, two contract.

Aberdeen native Cory Johnsen wasn’t expecting to be elected to the Indoor Football League (IFL) Hall of Fame.

St. Cloud Municipal Band — the group that performed in Hester Park prior to Tuesday’s fireworks — has been a gem in the community for more than 130 years.

During the height of the recession, job openings in Central Minnesota fell drastically at a time when 19,000 area workers were looking for employment.

Kyle Risinger, Montana State’s defensive intern during the 2016 football season, has been elevated by Bobcats coach Jeff Choate to the role of assistant secondary coach.

What are the chances that two kids who grew up across the street from each other would end up serving in Vietnam together?

Including his role as the leadoff hitter Tuesday night, outfielder Jordan Smith has played in 379 games for the RubberDucks.

Aaron Biard ’94, a veteran Minneapolis police lieutenant whose 22-year department career included duty in training, traffic and sex crime units, was named 4th Precinct Inspector Tuesday.

More than 250 representatives from over 60 college campuses around the state are coming together in St. Cloud to help prevent sexual assault on campus.

Some well-decorated and well-known athletes, a former football coach and a key former administrator will be inducted into the St. Cloud State University Athletic Hall of Fame on Sept. 23.

Don’t be alarmed when you see a lot of emergency vehicles descending upon the St. Cloud State University campus next month, it’s only a drill.

Ryan Poehling and Jake Oettinger were best friends growing up in Lakeville. So it seemed fitting they went back-to-back late in the first round of the 2017 NHL draft on Friday night at the United Center.