Category: Chaska Herald

Election Day is nearly here, and the stakes are high at the local, state and national levels. Here’s what you should expect heading into Election Day.

In mid-August, Chaska volleyball players met to begin preparation for the 2022 season with one goal on their mind: make it back to the state tournament.

“The best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loud for all to hear” — and that’s exactly what Chaska Valley Family Theater’s cast of “Elf the Musical” is doing this holiday season.

It was their final and by far feistiest debate.

It was their final and by far feistiest debate.

Roughly 10% of the races for the Minnesota House and Senate will decide which party controls each chamber of the state Legislature — voting patterns that have held true for more than a decade.

Four area schools began postseason play, with two teams looking to make a push for the upcoming state tournament.

Advancing to the Class A state semifinal was 31 minutes away for Southwest Christian, but the Stars could not hold onto their lead and fell 3-2 to Maranatha Christian Oct. 27.

As the leaves drop to the ground and the temperature immediately dips when the sun goes down, the high school football postseason is here with some exciting action from area teams.

A letter was published in last week’s Herald that brought up the issue of ugliness in today’s politics. The writer called out persons who commented on my opponents appearance and the presence of her children in social media posts.

Name/age: Jim Nash, 55.

As we near election day, I wanted to share with you my key priorities.

Greetings to my fellow community members! I have had the pleasure of knocking on thousands of doors this campaign season, speaking with voters all over the district, whether it be in Victoria, Chanhassen, Waconia or Chaska. The one resounding conversation…

On Oct. 13, 2022, a debate between the incumbent mayor and his opponent took place. The debate was a contrast in both candidate backgrounds and style. Purposeful leadership is defined as rooted in a sincere desire to provide clarity and…

I met Jay Rohe playing pickleball where I noticed he had a natural ability to create a sense of community. Always introducing and building relationships and bringing us together.

Getting out to vote is very important for every office. It does not matter if you live in a big city or a growing community like Carver.

Name/age: Nathan Kells, 42.

Name/age: Lucille “Lucy” Rehm.

Name/age: Greg Boe, 63.

Because of redistricting, we again get a chance to vote for Commissioner Gayle Degler. We have known Gayle and his family for many years. He truly knows the value of a dollar and that’s why it is important for him…