Huskies in the news

Upcoming stops on the Walk in the Park tour include George Friedrich Park on Sept. 8.

Q: What do you wear when you teach Broadcast Meteorology classes at, is it, St. Cloud State?

Bob Hoye ’75 was one of the most recognizable people in the St. Cloud area, owner of Hoye Home Furnishings for more than three decades and a frequent advertiser in print and on radio. He was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s at 56.

General manager Jim Rutherford would never say never, but it looks like the Penguins wrapped up a busy summer of transactions with one final free agent signing Thursday. The last addition was 38-year-old center Matt Cullen, who signed a one-year, $800,000 deal, the team announced.

Following in his older brother’s footsteps is something Tom Imholte has always done. But the Mankato MoonDogs catcher wouldn’t have it any other way. The older brother, St. Cloud Rox assistant coach Phil Imholte, is somebody he’s looked up to his entire life.

St. Cloud State University Director of Athletics Heather Weems has announced the appointment of Michael Seiffert ’98 as the head coach for the men’s and women’s golf teams at the University.

Southwest Minnesota State University Director of Athletics Chris Hmielewski announced on Wednesday that Dan Allen has been named the new head women’s and men’s cross country and track & field coach at SMSU.

David Weston, a Rec and Sports Management student, was interviewed on WCCO news for “Get outside and Celebrate.”

University of Minnesota’s women’s hockey head coach Brad Frost has announced the hiring of Dean Thibodeau as the program’s new director of hockey operations.

Chiefs wide receiver Fred Williams didn’t need to search far to locate motivation during the offseason.

The Stearns History Museum teamed up with St. Cloud State University Graduate Students and Archaeologists Charlie Peliska and Corey Yates for a day camp for kids.

St. Paul resident and St. Cloud State grad Heather Miller-Koch won the silver medal in the heptathlon at the Pan Am Games and was fourth at the national championships.

Tired of trying to keep track of assignments and exams as a student at St. Cloud State University, one computer science major decided to take matters into his own hand and create a mobile app to do it for him.

The new leader of Rapid City’s airport will arrive with a goal of attracting more summer travelers. Patrick Dame in mid-September will become the airport’s executive director.

The St. Cloud State left-handed pitcher was throwing for the Green Bay Bullfrogs of the Northwoods League for a second straight summer, and the timing felt right to sign a professional contract.

Dr. David Malchow ’07 and Greg Breen ’91 ’92 reach career milestones.

Julie Friend finished her degree in May and was trying to find a career path.

A distant lawnmower buzzed, a kid pedaled his bike in lazy circles in the middle of the street, a St. Cloud State University archaeological dig went largely unnoticed.

Upon meeting Lorraine Peschel, one is struck by her unassuming manner and welcoming home. It seems that those who really do the most for our community are usually people of great humility and kindness that belie the continual activity beneath their calm surface which benefits so many of those around them.

Laura Knoblach has not participated in a triathlon, but she is going to take on a big challenge. Knoblach, a 2013 graduate of St. Cloud Christian School, is registered to participate in the Ironman Boulder on Sunday in Colorado.

Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever announce Anthony Hauck as the organization’s director of public relations.

Spraying to all fields … • Ex-Warhawks on the move: A reminder that it’s not where you start but how you finish that really matters for student-athletes at the collegiate level.

Is college radio still viable in today’s media environment?

Good things come in fours, according to St. Cloud State University.

Nick Thibault ’14 wants to be a college coach at some point and he thinks the next step toward that goal is to be a head high school coach.