Category: Chaska Herald

Holy Family hockey has played a tough schedule and this season is no different. The team’s last two games were against competitors ranked in the top-6 in the latest Class 2A poll.

It’s funny, I believe the average person knows more about the Honey Badger (Mellivora capensis), a critter of Africa and Southwest Asia than they do about the badger in our own backyard, the American Badger (Taxidea taxus). Social media has…

The Chaska/Chanhassen nordic ski teams returned to competition this past.

The Chaska Human Rights Commission will host the seventh annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day Human Rights Celebration at the Chaska Event Center on Monday, Jan. 15 at 7:45 a.m.

It was a good weekend of wrestling for the Stormhawks.

The Parks Advisory Board of the City of Carver was a new initiative in order to get more public involvement and ownership over city parks. The city shifted from a Parks Commission of only seven members to the new Parks…

Last year, the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency released its 20-year Metropolitan Solid Waste Management Policy Plan. One major point the plan focuses on is the 75% recycling rate required of the metropolitan counties by 2030.

The 2024 Big Spiel will take place January 11-14 across the five major curling clubs in the Twin Cities, including the Chaska Curling Club.

The annual Art Consortium of Carver County’s Youth Art Exhibit opens Jan. 12 at the art center located within the Chaska Community Center. This exhibit showcases visual works from school-age artists under 18 years of age.

Zack Bonnema and his family have gone through a wide spectrum of emotions in recent months, with likely more to follow.

USA Hockey has announced that the Twin Cities will serve as host of the 2026 International Ice Hockey Federation World Junior Hockey Championship.

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The Nordic countries have contributed music to the world of all genres. In the world of Classical music, each Nordic country has given pieces that are played by orchestras, pianists, singers, and ensembles.

You have done it again, Carver County! This season, the generous gifts that you gave to Bountiful Basket Food Shelf will help us to continue providing nutritious food to those among us who need it, including school children, families, individuals…

“What is a church supposed to be doing?”

When Nick Mason was covering busing and desegregation in schools in Buffalo, New York, in the 1970s one thing stood out to him: education was the key to solving inequality.

Beth Fisher is no stranger to a kitchen classroom. She’s been cooking for years in restaurants across the Twin Cities like Lucia’s, Wise Acre Eatery, and most recently Kruse Markit.

Chaska Historical Society’s book “Chaska, A Minnesota River City, 1950-2000” is set to be released in early 2024. This long-awaited sequel to the original “Chaska, A Minnesota River City, Prehistory to 1950” is over 20 years in the making and…