Category: Chaska Herald

This past April, the Chaska Human Rights Commission hosted several events as part of an initiative called “Chaska Celebrates Immigrant Voices.”

After impressive seasons from both Chanhassen High School lacrosse programs, two players were recognized for one final award for their performances during their senior seasons.

With summer comes shorts, T-shirts and mosquitoes to swat away from exposed skin.

Local golfers competed in the 2022 Minnesota-Wisconsin PGA Junior Cup June 29-30, helping team Minnesota win 21-15.

What will you be doing on July 4 to celebrate our nation’s freedom?

Are you fully using your strengths and sharing them with the world?

Kevin Lungay wants to make Chaska girls tennis “electric.”

COVID-19 cases continue to drop.

Macaroni is an orange tabby mix domestic shorthair male, about 2 years old, with a creamy coat color reminiscent of that favorite dish! Mac is a typical orange Tabby — very easygoing, lovable and absolutely loves attention! His favorite things…

Recently a sign went up just east of our church, which seemed harmless at first glance. But upon closer inspection, it does not hold up as a good use of county resources.

Excitement over The Loop at Chaska continues to grow this summer.

The 37th annual Ridgeview Golf & Taste Celebration raised more than $1.1 million on Monday, June 20 at Island View Golf Course in Waconia. There were more than 500 golfers, employees, volunteers, and guests at the event. Fox 9 Chief…

Randi Randall has been hired as the new Director of Children’s Ministries at Meadow Spring Church in downtown Chaska.

The smell of Thai food and squeaks of fresh cheese curds kicked off the eighth season of the Downtown Chaska Farmers’ Market in City Square Park on a sunny June 22.

Chaska’s annual Fourth of July fireworks show will take place after dusk (approximately 10 p.m.) over Lake Jonathan.

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

The Carver County Sheriff’s Office recently welcomed its newest canine protector — Gus.

The Carver County Sheriff’s Office has accepted a $2,000 donation for the Sheriff’s Dive Team from the Carver Lions Club on Saturday, June 18.

Outdoor enthusiasts in Scott and Carver counties don’t have to travel far to have an authentic camping experience with several regional campgrounds within easy reach.

I was in third grade in 1999 when two teenagers shot up Columbine High School, resulting in 15 deaths, over 20 injuries, and unimaginable trauma.