Month: January 2018

Three varsity seasons, 427 career points into her senior year, Grace Schmidt’s greatest impact on the Southwest Christian girls basketball team can be measured in one statistic.

Joe Epping had many connections to Eden Prairie, but one thing was clear to everyone he worked with — he loved kids and was passionate about education.

The internet is really a magical thing. 

Nomadic Entertainment Group is suing Dakota February Events LLC in federal court for breach of contract after Club Nomadic was canceled and scheduled concerts were moved inside the Mystic Lake complex. 

The Eden Prairie Police Department is investigating the death of Cedar Ridge Elementary School’s interim principal after his body was discovered in the parking lot of the Eden Prairie school. 

Eastern Carver County Schools are now closed today due to winter weather conditions and poor travel conditions, according to the district website.

The Carver County Sheriff’s Office is accepting applications for its fourth Citizens Academy.

Jan. 25, 1940: Tickets are on sale and funds are being solicited for this drive annually staged in connection with the President’s Birthday Ball next Tuesday at the Valley Ballroom. Money from the dances and from the fund drive are used for infantile paralysis victims. Last year $272.44 was the net profit in Carver County.

Monday’s snowstorm, the largest in the Metro area since 2010, more than a foot of snow in some spots, left many unhappy.

Classes were canceled or delayed across the southwest metro, Tuesday, Jan. 23, as a result of a winter storm that dumped about a foot of snow on the Twin Cities on Monday, Jan. 22.

Classes were canceled or delayed across the southwest metro this morning, Tuesday, Jan. 23, as a result of a winter storm that dumped about a foot of snow on the Twin Cities on Monday, Jan. 22.

Keely Wolter first knew she had an accent when she was growing up in St. Paul.

A slice of Minnesota turned into a blanket of white, fluffy stuff on Monday. 

Due to the weather and related driving conditions, City Hall Offices will close at 3:30 PM today.

Interstate 35 southbound through Owatonna was closed Monday as of 3 p.m. due to a series of crashes that stopped traffic, according to the Minnesota Department of Transportation.

Viktor the Viking.

Viktor the Viking.

City Councils

Click HERE for the January 25, 2018, Heritage Preservation Commission Packet.

The Chaska Circuit Breakers robotics team is headed to the First Lego League (FLL) state tournament for the second year in a row.