Category: Chaska Herald

The status of election integrity is up for consideration, but the intent of this letter is not to relitigate the 2020 outcome. However, there is substantial and consequential movement taking place at all levels of government — both state and…

I agree with the letter posted last week from Chris Commers, Chaska Education Association president (“Fund the schools our students deserve,” March 4).

Holy Family Catholic entered the Section 2AA playoffs with 14 different skaters recording at least one goal. Three lines that can score. Three lines that can put pressure on the opponents.

The first female mayor of Prior Lake wasn’t even on the ballot.

The local immigrant entrepreneurs behind a newly-launched clothing and lifestyle brand will soon begin selling their designs at Mall of America.

Guardian Angels Catholic Church, Knights of Columbus, is hosting a Fish Fry 4:30-7:30 p.m. Friday, March 26.

With temperatures regularly hovering above freezing throughout the day, Minnesotans are looking ahead to warmer weather activities — preparing their gardens, firing up the grill, going biking and breaking out their camping gear for the upcoming season. Here are a…

Driving around Carver County with nothing but an 1880 map, Lou Longhenry kept to his mission: Find historic one-room schoolhouses.

Valleyfair will officially open its gates to the public on Saturday, May 22, and Soak City Waterpark will open on Saturday, May 29 over Memorial Day weekend, according to the 2021 calendar which has recently been released.

Hockey can be a game of inches. Look at the 1973 Minnesota Pee Wee State Championship game with little Gordon Bombay’s penalty shot off the goal post.

Southwest Christian came on as the season progressed, production coming from up and down the line-up.

Are you interested in reading the public notices published in the March 11, 2021 print edition of the Chaska Herald newspaper? The page or pages on which those notices were printed are attached to this item, in the form of…

Minnetonka won the opening four minutes of each half. Chaska won the rest, the difference in a 57-44 victory for the Hawks in the Section 2-4A quarterfinals on March 16.

Sidelined for two weeks with COVID concerns, the first 18 minutes back in game action were kindly put, a bit rusty for Chaska.

Spring is on the horizon. We feel a shift in the air and in the breeze. Carver County Library is also feeling a shift with our digital collection. RBdigital and cloudLibrary are in the process of moving to one platform…

Almost a year into Chaska Police Chief Ryan Seibert’s role, the Chaska Police Department is looking into new recruitment and outreach efforts.

Are you ready for March Madness? Ready or not, here it comes!

The job of epidemiologists is to trace the signature of a disease outbreak. Find its origins. Find the connections.

The Carver Lions Club on March 7 presented $2,500 in proceeds from its annual Soggy Bottom fundraiser to Jill “Jilly” and Mike Curry of Carver.

This past weekend was busy for the Chaska High School speech team.