Carver Current

There will not be a Soggy Bottom snow golf tournament this month in Carver’s Riverside Park, but that isn’t stopping the annual fundraising effort designed to assist community friends and neighbors struggling with medical needs.

The Chaska Fire Department responded to a house fire at 1:05 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 10.

Limited social gatherings and events due to the pandemic now coupled with cold weather, have left us with more time than ever spent at home and indoors. You might be dreaming of summer days and time spent in the yard,…

A return to youth and high school sports in 2021 was given the green light by Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz on Dec. 28, but with certain restrictions.

Photos of Marilyn Monroe and Elvis Presley, vinyl records, paintings of vintage cars and other relics of the 60s decorate the interior of Ze’s Diner in Prior Lake giving it that old-time feel, but everything is nearly brand new.

U.S. Congresswoman Angie Craig, D-Eagan, who represents Minnesota’s 2nd Congressional District, said she was walking from the House gallery to her office in the U.S. Capitol to take a 15-minute call when her phone alerted her of a bomb threat.

The Carver County Board of Commissioners recently approved its 2021 budget and levy.

Goodbye 2020. Don’t let the door hit you in the keister.

I would like to acknowledge and thank the city of Chaska for the care and attention they provide for their senior citizens!

One small candle in the darkness may not seem that impressive.

Lisa Sayles-Adams reflected back on her interviews for the Eastern Carver County Schools superintendent opening.

When Sen. Scott Jensen announced last year he wouldn’t run for re-election, the Chaska Republican “felt we would have a relatively uneventful fourth year.”

New construction. Continued COVID maneuvering. Projects aplenty.

Jeni Benson and Eric Petersen said they took décor down from their walls because items were rattling and falling down.

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Carver County Library is excited to feature Kao Kalia Yang in our Winter Author Series on the Library’s Facebook page on Tuesday, Jan. 12 at 6:30 p.m.

After a major increase in deaths from COVID-19 in December, Carver County Public Health Director Richard Scott says numbers are dropping as the new year continues.

Each year the Federal Emergency Management Association, or FEMA, reassesses the floodplains in Scott County to make sure flood maps are up to date.