Month: January 2021

When Berkeley Neubauer picked up her second foul with 10 minutes remaining in the first half Jan. 26 against New Prague, normally the Holy Family Catholic freshman would have sat out until halftime. Made sure she was available in the…

Future Metro West Conference gymnastics friends met on Jan. 26 with host New Prague outscoring Chaska/Chanhassen 134.700-125.050 in the season opener.

Callin Hake netted a game-high 22 points as Chanhassen picked up the first win of the season, and for first-year head coach Kayla Walsh, in a 58-42 home decision Jan. 26.

Welcome to the Lake Conference, Andy Stefonowicz.

Bloomington Kennedy tied the game at two just 37 seconds into the second period, but behind three Chaska skaters netting their first varsity goals, the Hawks improved to 3-2 on the season with a 5-2 win on Jan. 26 at…

Tyson Sandness was part of a group that came up to fill out the Southwest Christian varsity rotation two seasons ago. Sandness, Nick Morland and Isaac Harrison played in all 27 games. Brayden Zimmerman and Jake Berg as freshman came…

At a time where nearly everything and everyone seems disconnected, there are still ways to reach out to your community during the pandemic.

The second Metro West Conference Nordic Ski skate event was an uphill climb — in the standings — for Chaska/Chanhassen.

When the first round of vaccinations were offered up to school staff and child-care workers earlier this month, let’s just say area school districts had to be picky in who received them.

Monday’s Minnesota Department of Health COVID-19 vaccine pilot program announcement for Minnesotans aged 65 and older brought out questions and concerns for many on social media.

Peanut is your typical friendly, easy-going, kitten-active orange tabby male kitten that was born in June 2020. He plays with interactive toys or by himself with mice and balls when not watching the birds at the window. His purr can…

Carver County COVID-19 statistics, provided by Eric Sieger, county communications manager on Jan. 25:

Twice the girls basketball season opener was postponed, Holy Family Catholic’s first crack at live competition ended up being quite the finish.

There’s dominating, and then there’s what the third-ranked Chaska girls basketball team has done through four games.

I love rule breakers. You know, the critters in nature that don’t follow the rules we people lay out for them.

Three victories to open the 2021 season, Southwest Christian/Richfield is ranked for the first time in program history after defeating Chanhassen and Holy Angels Jan. 21 and 23.

Third-ranked Minnetonka improved to 4-0, defeating a pair of Lake Conference opponents in Eden Prairie (6-1) and Buffalo (4-0) on Jan. 19 and 23.

There’s dominating, and then there’s what the third-ranked Chaska girls basketball team has done through four games.

Some nights shots don’t fall, and when they don’t for Chaska, their ability to defend year in and year out has allowed them to sometimes win when the final numbers say they shouldn’t.

Are you interested in reading the public notices published in the January 21, 2021 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…