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The Minnesota Vikings have not determined what will happen with their 15-acre Winter Park facility after they move out next spring.

The correct answer to last week’s quiz was the Hazeltine Glen neighborhood marker, at the Oriole Lane and Pioneer Trail intersection.

The correct answer to last week’s quiz was the Hazeltine Glen neighborhood marker, at the Oriole Lane and Pioneer Trail intersection.

P ersonal photos, rare album covers, contracts and racks of clothing are among items historians and archivists are preserving to remember Prince Rogers Nelson.

On Oct. 31, Tom and Jess Lyman mark five years traveling the world, enjoying extended stays in rental homes, and assimilating themselves into other communities and cultures.

Chaska’s newest residents hope to stay in their neighborhood following a July 7 kitchen fire that killed two Siberian huskies.

For more details or to register, check out the the following page:  Night to Unite

A nonprofit, Catholic organization will host a rosary rally at Veteran’s Memorial Park in Belle Plaine this weekend in response to Belle Plaine’s authorization of a satanic monument in a public forum area of the park.

A nonprofit, Catholic organization will host a rosary rally at Veteran’s Memorial Park in Belle Plaine this weekend in response to Belle Plaine’s authorization of a satanic monument in a public forum area of the park.

An Eden Prairie man charged in the May 25 stabbing deaths of his parents has been found competent to assist in his own defense.

Chanhassen Dinner Theatres’ cast of the current production “Grease” led Minnesota Twins baseball fans in the world’s largest “Hand Jive” on July 9 at Target Field.

State Sen. Scott Jensen (R-Chaska) hosts a town hall forum for residents of Senate District 47, which includes most of Carver County.

State Sen. Scott Jensen (R-Chaska) hosts a town hall forum for residents of Senate District 47, which includes most of Carver County.

The 2040 Comprehensive Plan Open House will be held this Thursday, July 13, from 5:30 – 7:30 p.m.  

Please join us at City Council Chambers, 109 Main Street East.   Residents can learn more about the draft Future Land Use Map, ask questions of City Staff, and provide their comments.

For more information, or to share your comments, click HERE.

With more than a week remaining in the Crow River Valley League schedule, Carver, despite a 1-2 record over the past weekend, remains in the second position behind league champion Green Isle.

The Minnesota Chamber works every day to strengthen the state’s business environment. Our premise is simple: As businesses flourish, so do the lives of Minnesotans. On that note, Minnesotans should be pleased with the outcomes of the 2017 Legislature.

Chanhassen and Carver County residents will get free entry into the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum (8 AM-8 PM) on July 14th. The event begins with a public welcome in the Oswald Visitor Center by Arboretum Director Peter Moe and other elected city and county officials at 10 AM with complementary coffee, juice and bagels.

Plan your Visit:
-Story time at 10:30 AM in the Great Hall featuring books on bugs and plants suitable for children.
-A free, guided garden highlights tour starting at 11 AM, meet at the information desk in Oswald Visitor Center prior to 11 AM.
-Enjoy an EXCLUSIVE look in the new Tashjian Bee and Pollinator Discovery Center.
-Explore the Arboretum using the free Tree Scavenger Hunt sheet and receive a sweet prize upon completion.
-See the “Amazing Spaces, Places and Escapes: Re-imagining Tree Houses” summer exhibit featuring 12 unique outdoor structures.

Click here for directions to the Arboretum or use the address 3675 Arboretum Dr. Chaska, MN 55318.

July 13, 1967: A teen-dance sponsored by Guardian Angels School Association will be held Wednesday, July 19, in the G.A. school auditorium. The “Uni-Q’s” will provide dance music. Admission will be $1 with school attire mandatory. Dancing will be from…

B rad Hand took the mound on the Fourth of July, San Diego clinging to a 1-0 lead in the eighth inning at first-place Cleveland.

With its combined features of alcohol consumption, large bodies of water and minor explosives, the celebration of Independence Day in most cities historically does not pass without a few battle scars incurred.