Month: February 2017

Judy Leiverman takes too much upon herself (“Are Christianity, Islam compatible,” Feb. 16).While not herself claiming to be a Christian, she assumes to speak for Christians.She does not speak for me. I am a Christian; I am not insulted by…

A four-point game in the conference season, New Life Academy was prepared offensively for what Southwest Christian was going to throw at them defensively, putting up a season-high 91 points in a 23-point win Feb. 23.

The Hy-Vee proposal approved by the City Council earlier this month isn’t about advancing Chaska as the Best Small Town in Minnesota, our town’s mission statement.

If Athena “Tia” Annis grew up with a “waste not, want not” attitude.

T he Ryder Cup was five months ago, but local youth are now seeing the benefits.

Happy scoreboard trigger finger or not, the shot chart read 83-12 in favor of second-seeded Holy Family Catholic in the Section 2AA quarterfinals Feb. 23 in Victoria.

What may have been.

SouthWest Transit is suspending bus Route 638 between Shakopee and Eden Prairie due to low ridership but employees living in Chaska, Chanhassen and Eden Prairie will be able to ride the SouthWest Prime service to jobs in Shakopee beginning March…

Jill Bobrowsky is the new owner of Snap Fitness in Chaska.

The latest National Weather Service report estimates snow accumulations in the area of 3-6 inches of snow.

The Twin Cities metropolitan area is under a winter-storm warning for Thursday night into Friday, but the track of the heaviest snow in what will be a major winter storm appears to miss the area.

As Ryder Cup-related expenses are settled, local officials said the effort to pull off the event was worth the trouble.

A man with local ties was found alive this morning in Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming after being missing since Monday.

Eliana Zubert said she’s seen service dogs before, but she didn’t know much about them until she heard about challenges faced by a family in her neighborhood.

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.

Are you interested in reading the public notices published in the February 16, 2017 print edition of the Chaska Herald newspaper? The page or pages on which those notices were printed are attached to this item, in the form of…

Dance is a melting pot of talents, backgrounds and people. At the beginning of every season, the team is a collection of individuals. By the end, the team is one.

Certainly not pretty, yet Chaska’s quest for a third consecutive Metro West Conference boys basketball title and potentially the No. 1 seed in Section 2-4A live on.

Down three points, 0.7 seconds remaining in regulation, leading scorer Sarah Althaus was going to be the first option on an inbounds play for Chaska, right?

A two-point lead with 11 minutes to play, a 22-10 run to end the game led Holy Family Catholic to a 49-35 girls basketball win over Blake School Tuesday.