Category: Chaska Herald

January marks the halfway point in the high school hockey season, and two area teams appear to be elevating above the rest in section 2AA.

People might have mixed emotions about the recent winter storms, but the Chaska-Chanhassen alpine ski team was ready for winter as its season started in January.

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Psssst! Just between you and us – how are you doing with those New Year’s resolutions you made? Since we’re only about a week into the New Year, maybe your answer is “So far so good.” We applaud you if…

I’ve always loved a good year-ender, a retrospective look at the most notable items from the previous year. In Carver, it has been my tradition to share 10 things that were the most memorable in our community from the previous…

The passing of one year into another is often filled with many meanings and feelings. But, really, the new year is just the first day of the civil year in the Gregorian calendar, which is used by most countries. But…

Much like the rest of Minnesota, the southwest metro was a winter wonderland Wednesday as snow has continuously fallen for two days, causing hazardous conditions and severe winter weather advisories across the region.

Golf facilities across all categories in Minnesota reported a decrease in golf rounds over the previous year by an average of 5.4%.

Each week, area athletes and teams compete on the court, ice or mat and in the gym or pool. Here are some of the highlights from Dec. 26 to Dec 29.

Two Carver women will receive the proceeds from the Carver County Lions Club’s 14th annual Soggy Bottom Golf Fundraiser, which will be held at Riverside Park in Carver.

The Great Northern Festival is back this winter to celebrate the cold months, once again with a particular focus on climate change.

The Great Northern Festival is back this winter to celebrate the cold months, once again with a particular focus on climate change.

The evening of Dec. 29 at Park Center High School was significant all around for the Chaska girls basketball team.

Registration is ongoing with a few openings left for the two 2023 curling events at the Chaska Curling Center.

Kevin Brown never has a bad day.

The Chaska City Council addressed a lack of applicants for open positions on various commissions at the Dec. 19 city council meeting, particularly for the planning commission.

The weather outside has been frightful, and by following Chaska’s winter parking rules, the community can keep the roads clean and safe for all.

Hikers will be able to enjoy the light of the Wolf, Snow, Worm and Pink moons during the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum’s Full Moon Hikes from January to April.

The Chaska Santa Toy Drive had another successful year of spreading holiday cheer after receiving a copious amount of monetary and toy donations.