The holiday season is a time of cheer, but also a time of hectic shopping.
Lindsey Hauge of Carver has been a sonographer for over 10 years. She is certified in OBGYN, abdomen, fetal echocardiography, vascular and breast imaging. She found it mind-blowing that women only get two ultrasounds during pregnancy.
The Chanhassen Lions Club is once again selling Christmas trees. Residents can bundle up and venture to the Cub Foods parking lot, 7900 Market Blvd., Chanhassen to get their Christmas tree.
A business fire about a year ago at School of the Wise caused owners Brandon and Ashley Wallis to re-examine what they were doing — what they wanted the rest of their lives to look like.
IWCO Direct, a Chanhassen-based provider of data-driven performance marketing solutions, announced Mark Pritchard as its new chief financial officer (CFO). He will lead IWCO Direct’s finance, supply chain management and IT teams.
Loons Landing Brewery, a new establishment preparing to enter the Twin Cities beer scene, plans to put down roots in the south metro.
Crisp & Green, a fast, casual restaurant franchise recently opened a new location in Chanhassen at 530 W 79th St. The company was originally founded by owner and CEO Steele Smiley in Wayzata in 2016.
Red’s Savoy Pizza is coming soon to the Southwest metro area. The pizza company, which first opened its doors in St. Paul in 1965 has been expanding since the 2000s. It’s two newest locations are in Shakopee and Chanhassen.
In this digital age, heighted by COVID-19, customers are turning to different places, now more than ever, to purchase products.
The Twin Cities & Western Railroad Company celebrates 30 years of service this month.
Pondering things that go well together, one's mind might wander to peanut butter and jelly, or salt and pepper.
Masha M. Yevzelman, a Fredrikson & Byron tax attorney was awarded the Friend of the Profession Award by the Board of directors of the Minnesota Society of CPAs. Yevzelman was recognized at the MNCPA annual meeting on Aug. 11.
The Chanhassen City Council unanimously approved the final plat and development contract for the Avienda development, creating five outlots and the dedication of public right-of-way for Bluff Creek Boulevard, Avienda Parkway and Sunset Trail, at its July 12 meeting.
Amazon MSP1 in Shakopee, the company’s largest fulfillment center in Minnesota, celebrated its fifth anniversary on July 27.
IWCO Direct, a Chanhassen-based direct mail and marketing business, recently announced its plan to invest $50 million in its system. The announcement followed company board approval on June 2.
The Minnesota Landscape Arboretum has received $20,000 in an urban agriculture award, given by the Urban Agriculture Resilience Program, according to an Arboretum press release.
The building at 120 Broadway in historic downtown Carver has served many purposes over its 150-year history.
On a 3-1 vote, the Chanhassen City Council gave the go-ahead to loosen up food truck restrictions by amending its zoning code.
IWCO Direct, a Chanhassen provider of data-driven direct marketing solutions, recently announced a new strategic plan that features the largest investment in the history of the 52-year-old company, according to a company press release.
Brian Podgorski used to spend every Sunday morning walking the streets of a local farmers market. He and his then-girlfriend, Nikki, spent their first days as a couple sipping coffee, chatting with vendors and offhandedly talking about how fun it would be to someday become vendors themselves.
Melchert Hubert Sjodin PLLP, with offices in Waconia and Chaska, recently added two new associate attorneys.
The Chaska Curling Center, opened in 2015, boasted one of the largest membership bases around the country with close to 1,000. The six-sheet arena became a national training center for USA Curling.
After a request from new business owners, the city is considering revising regulations limiting the number of days food trucks can operate in Chanhassen.
Editor's Note: Chanhassen Brewing Company has since pushed back their opening date to April 15.
The local immigrant entrepreneurs behind a newly-launched clothing and lifestyle brand will soon begin selling their designs at Mall of America.
How many bakers can say their cheesecake is Prince-approved?
Chef and television star Guy Fieri's virtual restaurant chain, Flavortown Kitchen, is now open in Minnesota.
Man Cave Barber Co. doesn’t look like your typical barbershop.
Almost three years after its sudden shutdown, Golf Zone in Chanhassen is officially coming back under new ownership and is set to open in March.
Waconia-based Melchert Hubert Sjodin law firm, or MHS, is welcoming a new partner with lawyer and litigator Travis J. Adams, Esq.
Previously called Ridgeview Medical Center, the Waconia-based healthcare network now goes by a simpler name: Ridgeview.
Missing a local driving range? After almost three years, the Golf Zone in Chanhassen could be reopening under new ownership as soon as late February.
Tony Donatell started out in the gas station business 12 years ago — well, an 6,000-square-foot Eagan gas station with a big kitchen.
IWCO Direct, a Chanhassen provider of direct marketing solutions, recently announced that Mike Parker has joined the company as Chief Marketing & Solutions Officer.
The sixth annual "Andy and Bing Christmas" show at Chanhassen Dinner Theatres will be broadcast for free on Christmas Day in hopes of uniting families kept apart by COVID-19.
Looking to buy a piece of Chanhassen history? The iconic sign for the former Chanhassen Inn, which hosted everyone from visiting families to big-time celebrities, is going up for sale.
Local restaurant owners felt better prepared returning to takeout service last month under Gov. Tim Walz’s four-week dining restrictions, having already adapted their kitchens for to-go orders during a months-long shutdown earlier this year. But that doesn’t make the financial toll any easie…
Waconia’s Winery at Sovereign Estates has opened its Spirit of Winter drive-through music and light show for the holiday season.
If you're looking for a special gift, how about something local?
Charlie Mack Salon is a family affair.
Around 50 community members hailing from Carver, Chanhassen, Chaska and Victoria came together, albeit virtually, for the annual Mayors Luncheon on Nov. 18.
Editor's note: This story was written before Governor Walz announced new restrictions barring all in-person service at bars and restaurants.
Two new homes and a private street can be built on Frontier Trail after the preliminary and final plats were approved by Chanhassen City Council on Monday.
For Chanhassen Cinema owner Martin Hubbard, watching his attendance slow to a crawl in March was “like having a heart attack.”
La Cucina, in Italian, means “the kitchen.”
Carver County has distributed $2.9 million of its $12.85 million CARES funding as of Sept. 30, according to initial spending reports.
The Chanhassen City Council unanimously approved a preliminary tax levy of $12,066,700, a $325,332, or 2.77%, increase from last year.
Inside the shop, it’s almost like the pandemic never made headlines.
The Chanhassen City Council has approved the final plat for the Bluffs at Lake Lucy, a new residential development that has been years in the making.
Ridgeview Medical Center has a new addition to its team: Aaron Bloomquist.
