Author: Staff Writer

As soon as Chaska made things interesting in the Section 2-4A girls basketball quarterfinals, McKenna Hofschild showed why she’s one of the premier players in the state of Minnesota.

A t age 16, Chanhassen High School junior Leah Nelson should have other things to think about — picking a college, performing in the church musical, taking dance class, hanging out with friends — not brain cancer.

MINNETONKA — Chris Sloan of Minnetonka spread out his tabletop map at Lodestone Coffee & Games in Minnetonka. It was Thursday night. That meant Dungeons & Dragons, and as dungeon master — or the abbreviated noun/verb catch-all, DM — he was in charge.

(Written by Victoria Library Assistant Race MoChridhe.)

The first step is completed for financing most costs of a new Carver City Hall.

What’s in our future? It’s an important question that we often ask on a number of levels. It applies to our personal and professional lives; our family life or relationships and partnerships.

A concept plan for construction of a single-family housing subdivision near Carver Elementary School was approved last week by the Carver City Council.

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Once you’re inside the world of roller derby, it’s easy for it to take over your life. 

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MINNEAPOLIS —The public is invited to submit comments about proposed changes for the Southwest Light Rail Transit project.

Outscored 57-26 over the final 18 minutes in a home loss to Robbinsdale Cooper Feb. 5, Chaska has won six of the last seven games ever since, remaining in the hunt for a fourth consecutive Metro West Conference title.

The Chaska Speech Team hosted the Chaska Speech Tournament last Saturday.

The Chaska City Council appointed several new people to the Park Board and the Human Rights Commission in February.

Each week we publish a detail of a local landmark. The next week we identify the landmark. Do you know where the heck this is? Send us your guess.

The difference between the No. 1 seed in Section 2-4A and the No. 7 team is three wins. This thing is even more wide open than 2017 when Minnetonka, coming off a state championship season, advanced to state with a 16-12 record.

Who doesn’t love puppies? Those fun-loving fur balls can melt your heart with just one look. Why wouldn’t you wouldn’t want to take one home?

More than six seconds off the state cut through the preliminaries in the 400-yard freestyle relay, Chaska needed its best swim and more to advance.

Are you interested in reading the public notices published in the February 22, 2018 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 .pdf’s that can be opened with Adobe Acrobat.