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HickoryTech Corp., Mankato, declared a quarterly dividend of 14.5 cents per common share, an increase from 14 cents, payable Dec. 5 to shareholders of record on Nov. 15.
HONORSMedtronic Inc., Fridley, and Capella Education Co., Minneapolis, a provider of online post-secondary education through its subsidiary Capella University, have won a Brandon Hall Bronze Award for Excellence for best use of blended learning. The companies won for the Field Force Training Institute (FFTI), a global learning program offering virtual and blended training to two of Medtronic's businesses: cardiac rhythm disease management and cardiovascular. The blended program offers some courses that are solely online, and others are partially online with traditional classroom components.
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