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A three-peat is on the mind of the Plover American Legion Post 543 baseball coach Wayne Sankey.
Joe Cronin ’74 ’81 made a promise to his youngest son that was fulfilled last week when he said goodbye to First National Bank of Milaca, his employer for over 36 years.
Teachers Tatiana O’Donnell and Bob Schneider have been named Spring Lake Park’s 2015 Teachers of the Year.
DealerBuilt, a Mason City-based software company, is quietly cultivating a nationwide market while expanding its footprint locally and beyond.
Concerns over worker shortages in the St. Cloud area has prompted a look at the influence immigrant populations have in addressing employment needs.
The Sioux Falls Stampede announced Friday that Nick Oliver has been named assistant coach with the club. He replaces Dallas Steward who stepped down to pursue another coaching opportunity.
Former student and hockey player Mark Parrish named head coach of the Orono High School boys hockey team.
Sue Bremer ’80 is retiring from Cannon Falls High School after 32 years as a physical education teacher.
Throughout 40 years of coaching baseball at Deer River, Jim Erzar ’75 has made some connections.
Brindley Theisen wants to make it perfectly clear: Basketball is No. 1
Over his 20 years in the construction business, Kevin Kozlowski ’95 saw architects create the same problem over and over. Finally, he envisioned a solution.
Luther College President Paula Carlson has announced the appointment of Eric Runestad as vice president for finance and administration, beginning July 1.
The St. Cloud Art Crawl is featuring a sale of works created by the late Bill Ellingson, who was a well-known local artist, printmaker and St. Cloud State University professor.
St. Cloud State Public Safety Executive Leadership graduate student earned the position of deputy chief of the Sarasota Police Department.
David R. Smith exhibits his watercolors and Asian brush paintings June 1-27 at Blaine City Hall during an art show sponsored by Blaine Arts Council.
Northland students learn about cyber security as part of the CyberCore community scholarship grant St. Cloud State is partnering on with Century College and Lake Superior College.
The awards continue to come in for St. Cloud State catcher Michael Jurgella. He is finding out about them as he tries to secure a spot at the next level of baseball. He attended a tryout camp for the Minnesota Twins on Thursday at Target Field in Minneapolis. Earlier in the week, he took part in ...
Rae Lundquist of Minneapolis has had good clients and bad clients. Among the worst of the worst: older women ordering traditional wedding gowns for their daughters or their daughters-in-law.
By September, the frayed-edged Crowne Plaza Hotel on St. Paul’s downtown Mississippi riverfront will reopen as the overhauled and gleaming InterContinental St. Paul-Riverfront, two years after the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe acquired it and the nearby DoubleTree by Hilton for about $35 million from an absentee owner.
Both Dick Glatzmaier (SCSU Class of ’74) and Jim Glatzmaier (Class of ’75) went on to play baseball at St. Cloud State, where Jim also played football. They remain big Huskies baseball supporters, and established the Joe & Marie Glatzmaier Baseball Scholarship which is awarded annually at SCSU.
The Nisswa¬stämman is highlighting Arnold Anderson ’69, and his group, Stoney Brook Fiddlers. The 16th annual Nisswa-stämman Scandinavian Folk Music Festival will be June 12-13 at the Nisswa Pioneer Village.
Former Blaine Bengal and St. Cloud State Husky is a pretty patriotic guy, so when he got the call to be Captain of Team USA at the IIHF World Championships, it was the thrill of a lifetime.
Kanabec County Times — Pine Technical and Community College’s next president, Joe Mulford ’95, will start on July 1, but he spent May 27 meeting with community members and college staff in Pine City.
George Wilkes ’81 is the new president of American Time & Signal, a Dassel company that bills itself as the world’s largest manufacturer of system clocks and wireless-clock systems and market leader in integrated time solutions for education, healthcare, government and manufacturing organizations.
Mary (Brennan) Michaud ’84 is one-fourth of a fundraising team of cancer survivors called the Marrow Maniacs.
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