Category: Chaska Herald

When two communities — Chaska and Chanhassen high schools — come together, good things happen, on and off the field.

As Minnesota’s COVID-19 restrictions were lifted over the summer months, discussions about retaining some innovations developed out of pandemic limitations began popping up in all sectors of life.

John SternerArtist John Sterner’s two dimensional work will be on display in the Cafe Gallery at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum Oct. 12-Dec. 1. The show is included with gate admission, which is free for members, $15 for non-members 16 years…

When I was a kid growing up on Ash Street in downtown Chaska I remember on summer days jumping on our bikes with my buddies, Gary, Warren, Sheldon, Gary, Kelly, Duane and others.

Evelyn Grimm called it a “nice honor” for her and her husband Marvin to be selected as grand marshals for the upcoming Steamboat Days parade in Carver.

It was 4 a.m. on a Saturday and Heather Pfeiffer of Chaska already had seven different pans in the oven.

Grace Fogarty scored one goal as a sophomore, finishing with a team-high seven assists for Chanhassen girls soccer in 2020.

Every now and then I get an opportunity to work with a species that I don’t have much hands-on experience with. These are often rare or endangered species or a species that is difficult to access and lives in areas…

In-person storytime returns to Chanhassen, Chaska, and Victoria libraries beginning Monday, Sept. 13 with a special outdoor storytime at the Victoria Library at 10:30 a.m. Victoria also presents storytimes on Wednesday mornings at 10:30 a.m. starting with dance party on…

Briar Charchenko and Tali Bellefey fought through the win, and a third set, clinching a 4-3 win for Holy Family Catholic in a Wright County Conference match with Southwest Christian Sept. 7.

The Chaska High School graduating Class of 1971 holds its 50-year class reunion Thursday, Sept. 30.

Many times people are asked what makes the Minnesota State Amateur Baseball Tournament so special. Many times people stumble for a few seconds. It’s on the tip of the tongue, but it just doesn’t roll off.

A chance to retake the lead sailing just wide, Chaska saw Shakopee just minutes later finish a corner kick opportunity for the eventual game-winning goal in a 2-1 girls soccer decision Sept. 2 at Chaska Middle School West.

Momentum is a funny thing. It can switch at a drop of a hat. Or in this case, a bat.

Momentum is a funny thing. It can switch at a drop of a hat. Or in this case, a bat.

When two communities — Chaska and Chanhassen high schools — come together, good things happen, on and off the field.

One team, Sobieski, was making its fourth state championship game appearance in eight years. The other, Watertown, last played in, and won, a Minnesota State Amateur Baseball Tournament championship in 1951.

One team, Sobieski, was making its fourth state championship game appearance in eight years. The other, Watertown, last played in, and won, a Minnesota State Amateur Baseball Tournament championship in 1951.

Many people thought this might be the year for Waconia, maybe even Young America, but Watertown, probably not.