Month: March 2022

Anything rotten in your life and causing a stink?

Dana Kallman has called it a career leading the Chaska boys basketball program, after 18 seasons as the Hawks’ head coach.

Nowadays, it’s common for students to take multiple honors, AP, or IB courses throughout their four years in high school. They are expected to juggle sports, clubs, instruments and part-time jobs, all while staying on top of challenging school work…

The city of Carver has a great system of parks and trails. We’re fortunate to have some unique natural features and lots of outdoor space to explore and enjoy in our community.

Chaska native Kelsey Swanson will display her art at the Chanhassen Library during March and April.

Minnesota winters can be long, lonely, cold and gloomy. So what is a baseball enthusiast supposed to do?

The Carver County Historical Society is hosting the following community events.

Dr. Dan Kessler, a long-time Chaska resident, has announced that he will seek the DFL-endorsement for the District 48 seat in the Minnesota Senate.

Minnesota or Moscow? The March 14 Victoria City Council informational meeting was more akin to what we would expect from Russia, not America.

The Victoria City Council approved a preliminary development agreement on March 14 calling for possible construction of a multi-level apartment complex in downtown Victoria.

Sleep paralysis is a terrifying experience for anyone who’s woken up in the middle of the night unable to move or speak. It is also the inspiration behind “Blink,” a chilling 10-minute short film co-produced and co-written by Chaska-native Anna…

Discussion about a world class outdoor shooting sports complex and a separate, neighboring large commercial development near Victoria is getting plenty of attention.

Recently while leading a photo tour throughout Florida to photograph birds, it occurred to me how much things have changed. I don’t mean how much things have become worse, or crowded, but rather how much several species have increased in…

Time and again John Myhr, of Chaska, has been described as a humble man. After volunteering about 20 hours a week for 14 years at Bountiful Basket Food Shelf in Chaska, Myhr retired on March 17.

Five District 112 middle school students have been selected to participate in the Minnesota Band Directors Association (MBDA) 2022 State Honor Band, according to a news release.

Five District 112 middle school students have been selected to participate in the Minnesota Band Directors Association (MBDA) 2022 State Honor Band, according to a news release.

The Chanhassen boys track team has a strong group back that won the Section 2AA title last season.

Could the Chaska girls track team take the Metro West Conference and Section 2AAA by surprise this spring?

The Chanhassen girls track team has some top talent back to be factor in Section 2AA and in the Metro West Conference.

Carver County Sheriff Jason Kamerud launched his re-election campaign Monday.