For those interested in experiencing a lively and impressive performance, a capella singing is sure to deliver. Does this sound like something you want to hear for yourself?
The Steiner Kelting Mental Wellness facility recently opened its doors to patients in northwest Chaska.
Chanhassen was recently named the best place to live in America by Money Magazine.
Chanhassen firefighter Doug Foote will walk 200 miles, from Marietta to St. Paul, to raise awareness and funds for the Minnesota Firefighter Initiative (MnFIRE) and firefighter health.
This Labor Day is sure to be fueled with fun and some spectacular cars.
The Twin Cities & Western Railroad Company celebrates 30 years of service this month.
National American Miss Minnesota 2020 winner Ava Mortenson, of Chanhassen, recently passed on the crown at the National American Miss Wisconsin/Minnesota pageant in Madison, Wisconsin.
A small aircraft crashed into a vacant Victoria lot Saturday evening near downtown, killing its three occupants.
Think of your childhood home. What do you remember most? Would it be the large front window where the Christmas tree was perched every winter? The smell of the kitchen on Thanksgiving? Maybe that squeaky stair that you always seemed to step on.
The Carver County Fair is set to return next week, animal barns and midway rides to boot, after a year off amid the pandemic.
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.
Like many teens, Tyler Stewart, of Victoria, can be found riding a wake on Lake Minnetonka in the summertime.
Ben Garcia was swimming with a friend at the Commons Beach in Excelsior on Lake Minnetonka on the afternoon of July 1 when the two began struggling in the water.
The City of Chanhassen’s 38th annual 4th of July Celebration will commence July 2 after a COVID-19 hiatus.
After months of work from city staff and council, Chanhassen’s strategic plan has officially been adopted.
After more than a decade of planning, a 4.5-mile portion of U.S. Highway 212’s four-lane expansion has begun.
The Chan-o-laires are more than just a choir.
For a single $5 bill, Alyssa Aleckson found the perfect (read: cute) snowsuit for her daughter. It was in pristine condition, just like the suits she could have found elsewhere for maybe $30.
Among 700 youth in 4-H's second-biggest competition, Carver County teams placed first, third and fourth in their respective youth development categories in March.
Anjali Jayanti, 11, has been playing the violin since she was 4 years old.
In high school, Deryck Hak’s friends casually called him a slur that meant Asian on the outside, white on the inside.
Driving around Carver County with nothing but an 1880 map, Lou Longhenry kept to his mission: Find historic one-room schoolhouses.
Local leaders are asking for $10 million toward proposed road work to County Road 18, also known as 82nd Street West, in a Minnesota House of Representatives and Minnesota State Senate bill.
Like Cher, Prince and Madonna, Peyton Scott Russell prefers a mononym: Peyton, though he’s also donned the titles Sprayfinger and DAESK.
The Rotary Club of Chanhassen has announced its Influencer Speakers Series lineup for 2021.
Florida heat. Minnesota cold. Rain, snow, and shine. Morning, noon, between elementary school classes, and night.
From 1969 to 1972, Jerry McDonald was on a Navy submarine somewhere in the North Atlantic.
Chanhassen teen John Browne’s book has been a long time in the making.
House fires, boating accidents, babies born on the side of the road, returning owls to their nests — after 30 years at the Chanhassen Fire Department, Jack Atkins has seen it all.
As the holiday season wrapped up, the Chanhassen Post Office line was as steady as ever.
At Merlin’s Ace Hardware in Chanhassen, everything from canning supplies to paint buckets have been flying off the shelves since March.
Healthcare workers at Ridgeview Medical Center, based on Waconia, have begun receiving the first dose of the COVID-19 Pfizer vaccine.
Last Friday, Dec. 11, Diane Foster and husband Phil Ives had a backyard recreational fire at their Carver Bluffs home.
The Chanhassen City Council passed a motion to approve the city’s 2021 budget and a 2.77% levy increase Monday evening.
The Chanhassen City Council held its Truth in Taxation hearing on Monday for residents to weigh in on a potential tax levy increase of 2.77% for 2021.
Around 50 community members hailing from Carver, Chanhassen, Chaska and Victoria came together, albeit virtually, for the annual Mayors Luncheon on Nov. 18.
Growing up, running a mile for school gym class was her least-favorite day.
Carver County is no longer “somewhat of an island” detached from COVID-19’s damage, Carver County Public Health Director Richard Scott said.
Most years in early November, Ishita Gawde uses two grocery carts at the store, one for each arm.
Veterans Day is Wednesday, Nov. 11 and local schools are switching up how they normally honor those who served.
Tell somebody his name and their face will light up: Lawrence Johnson.
The Minnesota River Valley Chapter of the Minnesota Deer Hunters Association is collecting deer hides for the Hides for Habitat Program.
Chaska-based MyPillow recently donated two million masks to the Minnesota Department of Health.
The sky is gloomy on an early Monday morning, but inside East Creek Family Center it's cheerful and bright.
Southern Valley Alliance (SVA), a nonprofit working with domestic violence victims southwest of the metro, has announced its annual poinsettia fundraiser.
For those wanting to improve their singing for musical theater, Chanhassen Dinner Theatres (CDT) and Michelle Barber have them covered.
What would our cities look like if kids were in charge?
Ridgeview, an independent healthcare system that serves the southwest metro, has named a new vice president of Medical Affairs.
Eligible Carver County residents impacted by COVID-19 can now receive gift cards for gas, groceries or mass transit.
The show must go on: the Arboretum’s winter lights show is returning for the fourth year with some socially-distanced twists.
