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Peter Buchholz, a 6th grade U.S. History and Language Arts teacher at Chaska Middle School West will face off next week in the Jeopardy! (Read more…) Teachers Tournament.

This year marks the 29th annual Week of the Family Child Care Provider. Each year the Carver County Licensed Child Care Association (CCLCCA) honors a family child care provider. This provider will rep

Average retail gasoline prices in Twin Cities fell 7.1 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $2 Sunday, according to gasoline price website GasBuddy.com. (Read more…) That compares to the national average t

J uniors Peyton Ristau and Anika Lillegard-Bouton understand both the joys and dangers of water.

Holy Family Catholic won six girls events, winning three of four relays in the Hutchinson Invitational on April 21.

Chanhassen won both pool games, falling in the championship to host Forest Lake in a six-team tournament Saturday.

Southwest Christian went 1-2 at the Maranatha Christian Invitational Saturday, placing fourth of eight teams.

Pet of the Week

Penny is a husky/terrier mix born around November 2014 and was not claimed at impound. She is typically puppy active and chew toys are her favorite. She follows you around hoping for petting or tummy

Five in a row for Minnetonka.

A dominating first 24 minutes led to a dominating finish as Chanhassen improved to 3-0 with a 12-2 home win over Maple Grove April 22.

Chaska scored four runs in the sixth inning, drawing even with host Eden Prairie at six on April 22. The Eagles, though, got a walk-off winner in the seventh, topping the Hawks 7-6 at Miller Park.

To beat a team as talented as Bloomington Jefferson, a team can’t give extra outs, and has to capitalize themselves with extra opportunities.

On a perfect day for the Metro West Conference tennis opener, Chaska played about as perfect as a team can.

Thanks to all who visited the Chaska Library Book Sale in February. We are now getting ready for our annual River City Days Book Sale at the end of July.

Prince was alone when he apparently collapsed inside an elevator inside Paisley Park where he was found unresponsive Thursday morning, according to Carver County Sheriff Jim Olson, who gave a briefing

Alex Machukans, returning from a knee injury sustained last fall, netted five goals, leading Chaska to an 11-6 home win over St. Louis Park on April 21.

A huge thank you to all the folks that came out on April 16 and played designer handbag bingo.

The Chaska Police Department wishes to make the public aware, educate parents and our kids regarding "Nerf Wars."

Chaska’s love of baseball dates as early as 1877, when the Chaska "Silver Stars" reportedly played Excelsior.