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Back and forth, trading blow for blow, the first four games between Chaska and Eden Prairie set the stage for an epic fifth set in the Section 2AAA volleyball quarterfinals Oct. 28.

On most clear nights I walk my dog a couple of hours after sundown and pay attention to the stars visible to my unaided eye.

On most clear nights I walk my dog a couple of hours after sundown and pay attention to the stars visible to my unaided eye.

A few hundred people crowded the second floor at Canterbury Park in Shakopee Thursday night with campaign signs, and some with a beer, to hear from Gary Johnson, the Libertarian Party’s presidential candidate.

Sometimes it pays off to listen to Dad.

Southwest Christian went up for a swing, and more times than not the ball landed on the floor against the Norwood Young America defense.

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Carver residents and businesses may pay more for utilities next year.

Carver residents and businesses may pay more for utilities next year.

A friend of a friend from New Zealand came for the Ryder Cup at Hazeltine National Golf Club in Chaska.

A friend of a friend from New Zealand came for the Ryder Cup at Hazeltine National Golf Club in Chaska.

I asked myself, “Did fate step in or was I just lucky enough to secure tickets for one of the very first tours of Paisley Park?” This is the kind of experience you would tell your kids about someday. An…

A proposed 46.7-megawatt power plant had city officials asking questions during a Monday morning field trip.

Halloween is right around the corner and the Herald asked Chaska Police Chief Scott Knight safety questions to keep even the littlest of ghosts safe.

Carver voters will decide next month whether to change the form of their city government.

The Metropolitan Council has awarded a $118 million contract to Siemens to begin production of 27 light rail vehicles for the Southwest Light Rail Transit project.

To collect team hardware at a state tournament, a total team effort is needed.

District 112 wants conversations about personalized learning to expand to the state and national levels, said Brenda Vogds, District 112 secondary teaching and learning supervisor.

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? (Read more…) Send us your guess.