Huskies in the news

St. Cloud Times — The simplest Internet searches will show that Kevin Whitlock has been a leader in helping minorities and women get jobs in law enforcement, and that he has been a trailblazer as a Suburban Hennepin Regional parks police officer for more than 20 years and is a published author. You’ll have to dig ...

Good morning, St. Cloud area. Let me introduce you to two of our newest staff members.

High school and college are over. You may be living in a different area than the place where you grew up or attended school, far away from your support system. How do you build a new one?

We dwell in the Land of the Free, which doubles as world headquarters for women’s soccer.

In order to make the proper call on the oval, with a number of fast vehicles battling for track positions, you need to concentrate on but only one thing.

Cory Johnsen is hoping to do the ultimate for any athlete: Leave the game he loves with a championship in his last game.

Consensus, an exhibit featuring the work of four artists, is on display in the Dobbins Center Hallway Gallery at Southeast Missouri State University’s River Campus.

MINNEAPOLIS — The first marker to commemorate the 1934 Minneapolis Teamsters strikes, one of the great watershed moments in the history of the American labor movement, is being installed in downtown Minneapolis. The marker will be unveiled on Saturday, July 18, in a ceremony beginning at 11 a.m. at 701 N. Third St., in the Warehouse ...

With the hiring of Katy Schuerman as Kenyon-Wanamingo Elementary School principal, the KW School District is back to a full roster of administrators for the first time since December 2014.

Huskies goalie Charlie Lindgren is among hockey players participating in the Wild’s annual summer Development Camp.

Chad Braegelmann knows he’s in for a challenge. St. Cloud State named Braegelmann as its new head volleyball coach Monday morning.

The Reading Royals, ECHL affiliate of the Philadelphia Flyers of the NHL, announced that the team has agreed to terms with forward Cam Reid.

Tony Larson won the USTA Northern sectional qualifying men’s singles title in 2010, 2011 and 2013. He was the Minnesota state singles champion in high school before starring at Division II St. Cloud State University with a 48-3 record as the No. 1 singles player.

Bill Morgan came from Florida to St. Cloud State University in 1978 to teach American Studies. Before retiring, he would take students into neighborhoods to identify building styles. Soon he started doing it for the public. At age 82, he still does an annual Fifth Avenue Tour and lectures on preservation and the history of ...

Henry Stelten works as an apprentice in the Mille Lacs County Soil and Water Conservation District, and his main focus is elimination of noxious weeds and invasive species. Stelten attends St. Cloud State University and is a junior studying earth sciences, geology, meterology and hydrology.

The Los Angeles Kings have signed defenseman Kevin Gravel to a two-year contract, Kings President/General Manager Dean Lombardi announced July 1.

Andrew Gronli ’14 has been sworn in with the University of Minnesota-Duluth Police Department.

As every year passes, Heather Miller-Koch gets closer to making her dream come true. A chance to compete in the Summer 2016 Olympics.

Graco Inc. (NYSE:GGG) announced today that Christian E. Rothe ’98 has been appointed as the Company’s Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer effective September 1, 2015. Rothe succeeds James A. Graner who announced his planned retirement from the company last year.

First-year men’s Husky Hockey defenseman Will Borgen, Moorhead, was the first player taken in the fourth round of the NHL Draft

Michael “Mickey” McCabe ’87 and his wife, Shelia, say they were among the first Minnesota restaurateurs to offer healthy food, ban smoking and launch a website.

Two of the three Rock-On Award winners have St. Cloud State connections. Dennis Erie ’80, retired VA Medical Center volunteer service specialist, and Edda Mutua, associate professor of communication studies, will be honored June 25 at the Granite City Days opening ceremony.

Jerry Sparby ’84 ‘86 is executive director of Yes Network, which was started five years ago to provide free lunches to kids during the summer.

Kadra Mohamed ’15 dined with President Barack Obama June 22 at the White House.

Reed Allex will never forget Tuesday night. The 20-year-old St. Cloud sprint car driver got the opportunity of a lifetime by going against the best sprint car racers in the country as the World of Outlaws made a tour stop at the Granite City Speedway (GCS) in Sauk Rapids.