Month: January 2022

After another year of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Carver Scott Humane Society continues to find ways to adapt and provide care for animals and adoptive families.

The public is encouraged to nominate exceptional teachers within the Eastern Carver County School district for the District 112 Foundation’s 2022 Teacher of the Year.

Carver County Library’s winter author series continues with Gina LaManna at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 25. Gina LaManna is a USA TODAY bestselling author living in St. Paul with her family. She is known for her “Magic & Mixology” series…

State. Sen. Julia Coleman (R-Chanhassen) hosts a virtual town hall noon-1 p.m. Monday, Jan. 24.

Mallory Heyer was 19 points short of a milestone, a number she was aware of, but didn’t know exactly what number was needed into Chaska’s Jan. 13 meeting with St. Louis Park.

Party caucuses are Tuesday, Feb. 1.

Dr. Adam Holder, founder and owner of Carver Dental, calls it “an honor” for his business to be named winner of the Greg Osterdyk Community Service Award in Carver.

Are you a positive thinker? We like to think we are, but lately life has given us some challenges. Recently on a trip, I (Lynn) tripped and broke my right arm and left kneecap. Definitely for me, the word “trip”…

There are few teams with greater depth on the basketball court than Holy Family Catholic.

There are few teams with greater depth on the basketball court than Holy Family Catholic.

Mallory Heyer was 19 points short of a milestone, a number she was aware of, but didn’t know exactly into Chaska’s Jan. 13 meeting with St. Louis Park.

Looking down at the gymnasium floor at Chaska High School the night of Jan. 13 brought back many memories.

The Burnsville-Eagan-Savage District is preparing to ration milk at school lunch amid growing shortages in the paper carton supply chain.

We recently had our first cold spell this winter. Each morning I look out at a thermometer on my deck to see how cold it is, then turn on the radio for the forecast.

Isabella Roemer was sixth overall for Chaska/Chanhassen at Carver Park Reserve in a Metro West Conference Nordic Ski classic event on Jan. 11.

Enrollment in Eastern Carver County Schools was approaching 9,700 students a month into the 2019-20 school year. An enrollment projection agency forecast that the district would reach 10,000 students by 2025.

A match-up of Metro West Conference unbeatens, Chaska showed there’s a big difference between No. 1 and 2.

Oh, what a night!