Month: May 2022

A fundraising effort is underway to assist Brian Nustad of Carver, “The Flag Guy,” who recently suffered two strokes.

Are you a compliant egg or a defiant egg? You probably are wondering, what is this all about? What got us thinking about this subject recently is that we were peeling shells off of hard boiled eggs. Have you ever…

The avian influenza that has been ravaging the bird population around the world has been detected in domestic poultry and wild birds in Minnesota, including Scott and Carver counties.

Chaska seniors Conner Selken and Marcus Walton have one common goal for this lacrosse season, and it is not about the wins and losses.

When senior Paige Bakke decided to join the Chaska track and field team for her first and only season this spring, her main goal was to make memories with her friends.

Last week’s paper contained an interesting juxtaposition of articles on healthy Carver County, (excellent outcomes, longer life expectancy, etc.) and Minnesota weather.

This is to the person who stole my power tools, ladder, dolly, snow brushes and bungee cords from my garage. I want to tell you who you stole them from.

For those with a green thumb, one of the joys of spring is getting back into the garden.

Chaska Rotarians are committed to speaking the truth, and acting in ways that are beneficial to all concerned. That’s what Rotarians mean by “service above self.”

Over the past few years the Bountiful Basket Food Shelf has made considerable efforts to create new partnerships that would allow us as a food shelf to get more food to more people who are in need. That is the…

Lunar eclipses are special occasions when light and shadow collaborate to provide a display that is both memorable and unique.

One event on the sports calendar that has been important for the Chaska Hawks is its Strikeout Cancer and Diabetes baseball game, and this season’s April 29 game was no different.

Club Books returns with a virtual visit from author Tia Williams on Tuesday, May 10 at 7 p.m. For more than two decades, Williams served as beauty editor for iconic magazines including Elle, Glamour, and Essence.

The last few months for Alex Spillum have been full of regimented work with meals and workouts planned for him accompanied by plenty of uncertainty.

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Team chemistry has always been a valued element of sports, and Chaska girls lacrosse interim head coach Chandler Hegna is looking to get the players to gel early in the season so they can play well later in the season…

Scott Knight, of Chaska, has been reappointed by Gov. Tim Walz to the Juvenile Justice Advisory Committee through Jan. 5, 2026.