Month: April 2017

When the wind was hollowing at Hazeltine National April 24, Chaska calmly put down a team score of 308, which including a one-under par score of 71 from Clay Kucera.

When the wind was hollowing at Hazeltine National April 24, Chaska calmly put down a team score of 308, which including a one-under par score of 71 from Clay Kucera.

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The city of Carver has a new shine.

The city of Carver has a new shine.

The work of students studying art through Ea stern Carver County Schools Community Education can be spotted throughout the area.

The work of students studying art through Ea stern Carver County Schools Community Education can be spotted throughout the area.

W alking around the Chaska High School track, illuminated bags lining the track, you will be hard pressed to find a single person not affected by cancer.

Jake Jauert was named 2017 Teacher of the Year at an April 23 award banquet, according to District 112.

A state agency is appealing the annexation case it lost in Carver County District Court.

Professional soccer has been part of many Minnesota summers since the 1970s when the Minnesota Kicks played at the old Metropolitan Stadium in the North American Soccer League (NASL).

Chaska’s very own Instagram star is using her platform to spread positive messages.

Minnetonka compiled 168 points in 18 events, winning the girls title at the home Joe Lane Invitational April 25 under rainy conditions.

Each week we publish a detail of a local landmark. The next week we identify the landmark. Do you know where the heck this is? Send us your guess.

The Metro West Conference Relays are a preview for the league championships later in May.

Second Street construction is set to begin Monday, and business owners feel it is going to be an unpredictable summer.

Momentum can be everything in girls lacrosse. When it rains, it seems often to pour.

Fresh from a 2016 conference championship, the 53 Chaska and Chanhassen high school boys and girls that make up the Chan-Chaska Clay Target Club are hitting their stride early in the 2017 season.

At Southwest News Media, we want to learn about our community’s experience with the Affordable Care Act (also known as “Obamacare”) and other forms of health insurance and access.