Category: Chaska Herald

This October marks the 37th recognized Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and while the issue remains prevalent, the public’s understanding and treatment of the matter has changed since 1987.

Dr. Carissa Haverly stresses one major theme for her new Healing Hands Veterinary Hospital in Carver.

Eastern Carver County Schools Specialized Education Services Director Dr. Laura Pingry-Kile has recieved the Minnesota Administrators for Special Education 2023 Legacy Award, according to a school district press release.

A Chaska church recently donated 1,000 pounds of fresh produce to a local non-profit food distributor.

In the past when I traveled to the arctic to film Polar bears, I always went during the winter when there was snow on the ground. After all, capturing images of Polar bears in snow is the quintessential shot. But…

As a teenager, one of the highlights was when my copy of Rolling Stone magazine arrived. Rolling Stone is just one of many popular magazines now available for free using the Libby app. Magazines are available where you want them,…

Carver County residents are blessed to have a significant number of non-profit volunteer-led organizations that focus on helping people who are in need. Many of these organization are currently experiencing an increased demand for their services due in part to…

What’s important to you? While that may seem like a fairly simple question, how it’s answered can have a profound impact on your life. What got us thinking about this topic is that October 19 is World Values Day. Celebrated…

Each week, area athletes and teams compete on the field, track, court or course. Here are some of the highlights from Oct. 9-14.

Joining the Carver City Council on Monday, Oct. 16, came a bit earlier than Reid Welch envisioned, but he’s ready for it to begin.

State Rep. Lucy Rehm, DFL-Chanhassen, will be holding a “climate” town hall meeting at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 25, at the University of Minnesota Arboretum’s Tashjian Bee Center, her office announced.

More than 400,000 deer hunters are preparing for the firearms deer season that opens Saturday, Nov. 4. The season offers opportunities to spend time outdoors with friends and family, find adventure and put venison in the freezer.

In a rivalry matchup taking place Friday the 13th, Chaska was looking to spook top-ranked Chanhassen and ruin its perfect season.

The section tournaments for boys and girls soccer began Oct. 10, and area teams competed to not just keep their seasons alive but also try to advance to the state tournaments.

Autumn has arrived, and with it, the return this weekend of the yearly Stillwater Harvest Fest.

Artistically speaking, this fall has been the season of cultural history.

Are you interested in reading the public notices published in the October 12, 2023 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…

Postseason tennis was underway beginning Oct. 3 for the four area teams, with Holy Family advancing to the section semifinals. Take a look at how teams performed before the individual section tournament.

Four years ago, Chaska girls cross country coach Kristin Weinzierl knew a group of middle school girls on the team would be a special group as they continued to race.

It was down the rabbit hole Chaska High School Junior Sofia Berggren went as she embarked on her own artistic exploration of Lewis Carroll’s series of “Alice in Wonderland” novels.