Month: July 2022

Dale Hoogeveen, a Carver resident and member of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1791 in Chaska, has taken on a new role as state commander of the Department of Minnesota Veterans of Foreign Wars.

CarverLink Fiber Manager Randy Lehs used to field calls from people complaining about their Netflix taking too long to buffer. Now, with much of people’s lives being situated remotely online, slow internet speeds impact important daily activities such as education,…

The latest summer festival is coming in hot… and cold. Chaska’s annual Fire and Ice Festival is happening Friday, July 15, and Saturday, July 16, at Firemen’s Park. The Fire and Ice Bonspiel curling tournament will also be taking place…

Summer—a time when the urge to explore places familiar and new beckons to young and old alike.

The last couple of years of launching into adulthood have not gone as planned.

The DFL Senate District 48 announced that candidate Arlan Brinkmeier has been endorsed in House District 48A.

You may wonder what we are talking about. You may not have written down anything about your life story–yet. Whether or not you are writing it down on paper, you are, in fact, writing your life story every day.

Over the years, drought due to climate change and environmental factors have taken a toll on the state’s rivers and lakes, including in Carver and Scott counties, home to the Lower Minnesota River Watershed District.

Chaska hockey was well represented in the 2022 NHL Draft on Thursday, July 7, as former prep players Jimmy Snuggerud and Sam Rinzel were selected in the first round.

As we think about the components that drive the success of most organizations and communities, one of the key factors to understand is its history, as you think and plan the future.

Chaska Police Department officers responded to the following calls. This is not a complete list of incidents.

With strong pitching, new youth and a manager celebrating his anniversary with the team, the Chaska Cubs are playing winning baseball in the weeks leading up to the postseason.

This past April, the Chaska Human Rights Commission hosted several events as part of an initiative called “Chaska Celebrates Immigrant Voices.”

After impressive seasons from both Chanhassen High School lacrosse programs, two players were recognized for one final award for their performances during their senior seasons.

With summer comes shorts, T-shirts and mosquitoes to swat away from exposed skin.

Local golfers competed in the 2022 Minnesota-Wisconsin PGA Junior Cup June 29-30, helping team Minnesota win 21-15.

Are you fully using your strengths and sharing them with the world?

What will you be doing on July 4 to celebrate our nation’s freedom?

Kevin Lungay wants to make Chaska girls tennis “electric.”

COVID-19 cases continue to drop.