Month: August 2017

As well as being a state with many readers, Minnesota also boasts a number of small presses that publish fiction, nonfiction, and poetry books. Many of these presses are listed at http://publishersarchive.com/Minnesota.

Ron Hoffman has been with the Holy Family Catholic cross country program for 11 years, the last four as head coach.

The Chaska City Council unanimously voted to give municipal consent for the reconstruction and expansion of Highway 41 between Pioneer Trail and Hazeltine Boulevard, on Aug. 21. The project would add one additional lane in each direction from the intersection…

Nearly 30 people gathered outside of U.S. Rep. Erik Paulsen’s office in Eden Prairie Wednesday, Aug. 23, to ask that he support efforts to protect the probe of Russia’s alleged interference in the 2016 election.

MINNETRISTA — Country music star Tim McGraw will perform for more than 400 guests at a private fundraiser at Palmer Pointe on Lake Minnetonka this weekend, as well as a crowd of boaters invited to listen from the water.

The beach at Lake Minnewashta Regional Park due to elevated levels of E.coli, according to an Aug. 23 announcement from the Carver County Parks Department.

The beach at Lake Minnewashta Regional Park due to elevated levels of E.coli, according to an Aug. 23 announcement from the Carver County Parks Department.

SPRING PARK — Lake Minnetonka boaters now have a way to comply with rules for aquatic invasive species without having to bring a boatload of gear.

Monday’s solar eclipse was a monumental occasion across the U.S. and it was no exception here in the southwest metro.

When you look at the Chaska girls soccer roster, there’s the experienced — a handful of upperclassmen with two-to-three years of varsity play — and there’s the youth.

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.

Monday’s solar eclipse was a monumental occasion across the U.S. and it was no exception here in the southwest metro.

For the past three years, whether in the Metro West Conference or in section play, Chaska has been a program that has found great success.

Losing just one player out of the top 10, Chaska has its sights on moving up the Metro West Conference ladder.

Are you interested in reading the public notices published in the August 17, 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…

Each June, Athletic Park in Chaska is home to the state of Minnesota’s top senior baseball players. It is also host along with Jordan’s Mini Met for the Class A State Baseball Tournament.