Category: Chaska Herald

There are few teams with greater depth on the basketball court than Holy Family Catholic.

There are few teams with greater depth on the basketball court than Holy Family Catholic.

Mallory Heyer was 19 points short of a milestone, a number she was aware of, but didn’t know exactly into Chaska’s Jan. 13 meeting with St. Louis Park.

Looking down at the gymnasium floor at Chaska High School the night of Jan. 13 brought back many memories.

The Burnsville-Eagan-Savage District is preparing to ration milk at school lunch amid growing shortages in the paper carton supply chain.

We recently had our first cold spell this winter. Each morning I look out at a thermometer on my deck to see how cold it is, then turn on the radio for the forecast.

Isabella Roemer was sixth overall for Chaska/Chanhassen at Carver Park Reserve in a Metro West Conference Nordic Ski classic event on Jan. 11.

Enrollment in Eastern Carver County Schools was approaching 9,700 students a month into the 2019-20 school year. An enrollment projection agency forecast that the district would reach 10,000 students by 2025.

A match-up of Metro West Conference unbeatens, Chaska showed there’s a big difference between No. 1 and 2.

Oh, what a night!

Thirty-one shots through two period, just one goal to show, Chanhassen exploded for four goals in the third period, three over a stretch of 3:19, pulling away for a 5-2 road win over Orono on Jan. 11.

In addition to the new year bringing confetti and a fresh calendar, it’s a time to set big money goals for the next 12 months. That might mean finally paying off debt, buying a house or taking a long-delayed vacation.

Through the doors of the Chaska Curling Center pass some of the sport’s top athletes. World champions. Olympic champions.

Local leaders are taking a closer look at how recreational marijuana might impact communities as the nation’s trend toward adult-use legalization is forecasted to reach Minnesota in the coming years.

A new top meteorologist joined the Twin Cities National Weather Service in Chanhassen last June.

The first Eastern Carver County Schools board meeting brought some change to leadership positions on Jan. 10 during an organizational session.

Maxwell Woods was in third grade on Feb. 7, 2015; a member of the Lil’ Storm, just a week removed from a third-place finish at the Cake Eaters Tournament in Eagan.

A win over a rival, in their gym, is always a positive, even if getting to that result was a struggle. For third-ranked Chaska, despite shooting 2-of-20 from beyond the arc, the Hawks used a 21-7 run to end the…