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BankVista, Independent Community Bank, expanded to Chaska on Feb. 8.

This year, several Holy Family Catholic student-athletes have displayed their talents, catching the eyes of many college coaches. In the process, they’ve succeeded in committing to a college to further their academic and athletic careers.

Each week we publish a detail of a local landmark. The next week we identify the landmark. Do you know where the heck this is? Send us your guess.

Bryce Davis said he enjoys being a drummer because of the improvisation that the instrument allows.

A shot advantage of 40-9 through two periods, Holy Family Catholic needed a pair of third-period goals to clinch a second consecutive Wright County Conference in a 4-2 home win over Delano/Rockford Tuesday.

Southwest Christian, leading by two points at halftime, outscored visiting St. Croix Prep 36-27 over the final 18 minutes in a 65-54 win Tuesday.

Chaska finished the first half of the Metro West Conference with a 6-1 record, defeating host Robbinsdale Cooper 91-81 Tuesday. The Hawks scored 50 points over the final 18 minutes after leading 41-38 at the break.

We all remember our first car. Maybe our first love.

4 Community Theatre opens its 19th season with Paul Zindel’s play “The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds.”

Chaska High School Speech Team competed in the Duluth Rotary Tournament on Saturday, placing 1st out of 22 teams.

Steve Scheuring, team owner of Scheuring Speed Sports, visited Chaska High School in early January.

Steve Scheuring, team owner of Scheuring Speed Sports, visited Chaska High School in early January.

Last week’s quiz was tough. It was a bridge, but which one?

Feb. 9, 1905: There was some talk of having a football team next year to represent the High School and plans were actually made for winter practice in the laboratory. But on account of the lack of school spirit the…

The Chaska City Council approved preliminary and building plans for a Hy-Vee grocery store and gas station amid a neighbor’s concerns.

The Chaska City Council approved preliminary and building plans for a Hy-Vee grocery store and gas station amid a neighbor’s concerns.

Elizabeth Schwarz isn’t your typical basketball player. She doesn’t just score. She doesn’t just rebound.

Ten victories to end the regular season makes Chaska/Chanhassen the hottest team in Section 2AA into the post-season.