Category: Chaska Herald

Chaska residents Kenny and Jeni Schultz plan to bring three Phenix Salon Suites locations to the southwest metro.

Late last year, Carver County’s contracted provider for inmate health services, MEnD Correctional Care, filed for bankruptcy.

A group of Victoria business and property owners has ideas for improvements to a downtown parking lot that don’t include an apartment complex.

Ziraily Becerra-Balbuena

The Prior Lake Police Department is requesting the public’s help in locating a 15-year-old Prior Lake girl, Keira Dupey, according to a press release from the Minnesota Crime Alert Network.

The first round of the state tennis tournament did not end the way Chanhassen senior Konner Gunwall and Holy Family senior Michael Frost might have wanted, but both were able to extend their tournament runs in the consolation bracket.

The track and field season came to a close at St. Michael-Albertville High School June 10, as area athletes competed in the Class 2A and 3A state championship meets

Heading into the Section 2 championship June 7, Chanhassen was aiming to extend its dominant run over the section with a third consecutive win in the title game against Shakopee.

Jaime Rockney, or “Chick of the Woods,” as she’s known to many, has never met a mushroom she didn’t like.

Chaska Police Department officers responded to a report of suspicious activity on June 7 at Woodcrest Townhomes.

Holy Family had been used to battling back to win key games throughout the spring.

The Arts Consortium of Carver County has set up its newest exhibit, “Over the Rainbow,” to celebrate Pride Month within the southwest metro.

As a junior defender last season, Tatumn Nyen scored no goals during Chanhassen’s run to the Class A state championship game.

Last month, Carver County earned a Minnesota Safety Council Governor’s Safety Award, as well as recognition from the Minnesota Department of Health, as a breastfeeding-friendly workplace.

I read the letter, “Fossil fuels support our standard of living,” in the June 1 edition of the Villager, and I agree with the author as far as it goes. Our nation’s and the world’s economies depend on fossil fuels,…

On June 2, a leak was discovered in the sewer line connecting Carver County’s Public Works facility to Cologne’s sewer system, according to a county press release.

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

Karen DeVet, director of finance and operations for the Eastern Carver County School District, shared updated revenue and expense assumptions for the general fund at the May 22 school board meeting.

Summer reading performers begin Monday, June 12, with the musical group The Bazillions presenting kid friendly Rock-n-Roll at the Charlson Thun Community Bandstand outside of the Victoria Library at 11:30 a.m. The Bazillions will also be the Chanhassen Library on…

The June 5 agenda for the city’s Economic Development Authority was short, with only a handful of members present: council members Jon Grau and Mike Huang, Mayor Mark Windschitl and Assistant City Administrator Elise Durbin.