Category: Chaska Herald

The Chaska Post 57 senior Legion baseball team might have a new face at the helm, but the team is full of senior leadership and plans to continue its ongoing culture.

I just spent a lovely day with a group of people who are intent upon preserving the history of their communities in Carver County. It is gratifying to know that my passion for preservation is shared by others.

Despite being the land of 10,000 lakes, water is an invaluable resource and the state and its cities are making efforts to encourage mindful water use and conservation.

The Landing Senior Apartments has started the Chaska Chess Club and is looking for players.

Libraries are closed on Tuesday, July 4.

Chaska Police Department officers responded to the following calls. This is not a complete list of incidents.

The Jonathan Association is hosting its annual Fourth of July celebration, starting at 7:30 a.m. on the holiday.

The American Legion Auxiliary Chaska Unit 57 installed newly elected officers on June 5 during the membership meeting.

Inclusion. As an observation, it’s difficult to think about inclusion as a goal of any city, if a growing number of residents can no longer afford to live in the community because of rising costs, including rising taxes. This discussion…

There is a group of birds that a lot of people find very interesting and yet at the same time very frustrating. These are the warblers. The New World warblers, sometimes called wood warblers, are an interesting group of birds…

The first Downtown Chaska Farmers’ Market of the season, held June 21 at this year’s Firemen’s Park location, had a classically hot summer day with many splashing in the clayhole or the fountains to cool off.

Carver County and its individual communities take pride in the trail system that reaches nearly every corner of the county and beyond. Trail projects this summer will offer greater connectivity throughout the southwest metro and provide pedestrians with new opportunities…

Auburn Homes and Services hosted a “The Longest Day” event on June 21 to honor residents past and present who have Alzheimer’s disease.

There’s a saying that you never really know what you have until it’s gone.

Summer is in full swing, and so is the Chanhassen Post 580 senior Legion team’s season.

After being away from head coaching for 12 years, Bart Inniger knew he wanted to dip his toes back into the right high school coaching opportunity.

It is awards season for spring sports, and Chanhassen swept both of the top awards in boys lacrosse.

Community members kicked off the official start of summer with a pickleball tournament with a purpose June 21.

Police departments in the southwest metro are participating in various summer events, hosting fun activities with hopes of further strengthening relationships in their communities.

Baseball goes hand-in-hand with summer every year, with players preparing for high school or college seasons or just continuing to play for the love of the game. Here is a look at recent results for area Legion and amateur baseball…