"Prince was known for his secretive 'pop-up' concerts at Paisley Park. He would slyly announce the concert with just hours-notice and welcome all who arrived," states a Paisley Park press release.
In just eight days schools changed the way they educate students. It's a challenge schools have never faced before.
Pandemics are scary enough without the isolation that comes along with social distancing, economic turmoil and quarantine.
Starting the week of April 6, Bountiful Basket Food Shelf, which serves communities in eastern Carver County, will work in partnership with SouthWest Transit to deliver food to those that cannot currently access the Chaska food shelf site.
Matt Udermann has announced his bid for the Carver County Board of Commissioners District 3 seat, with the campaign “You MATTer.”
There are a total of 398 lab-confirmed COVID-19 cases in Minnesota – up 52 cases from March 26, according to the Minnesota Department of Health.
State Rep. Greg Boe (R-Chaska), who represents District 47B in the Minnesota House of Representatives, has announced that he will seek re-election in 2020.
The city of Chanhassen has cancelled its Easter Egg Candy Hunt originally scheduled for Saturday, April 11 in City Center Park.
A Delano car dealership encountered a unique mechanical issue after a customer’s vehicle wouldn’t start and was towed in for service.
With all the new housing developments cropping up in the communities of Victoria and Carver, the question came to mind about how new streets in those developments get named.
On Wednesday, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz extended the closure of all schools across the state until Monday, May 4, 2020.
Sen. Scott Jensen (R-Chaska) issued a Facebook video and an accompanying statement Tuesday, voicing concerns regarding efforts to mitigate the spread of COVID-19.
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Carver County is extending its current walk-in/walk-up public services suspension through Sunday, April 12.
The Victoria City Council adopted a resolution to extend the mayor-declared peacetime local emergency due to the COVID-19 health pandemic at a special meeting on March 19.
The Community Foundation for Carver County (CFCC) recently announced the establishment of the Carver County Response Fund.
Until further notice, all Carver County parks and trails are remaining open to the public during, according to a county announcement. However, all park buildings are closed.
Ridgeview has no confirmed COVID-19 patients in any of its three hospitals (Waconia, Arlington, Le Sueur), as of Saturday, March 21, according to Lisa Steinbauer, marketing and communications director with Ridgeview Medical Center.
The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) today reported the first confirmed death of a Minnesota resident due to COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus.
They are unique and impressive art displays.
We know the length of this video breaks all kinds of social media rules, but we didn’t get a chance to send you off on spring break and that broke all our rules, too, so we’re doing it virtually. Stay safe, stay healthy, know that we miss you.
When people registered for the city of Victoria’s inaugural Citizens Academy, they likely didn’t realize how realistic it was going to get.
This curious, busy kitten-active orange tabby was picked up by impound and not claimed. He enjoys the company of the foster's friendly dog and wants to make friends with the resident cat, who isn't interested. Thomas is shy around strangers and hasn’t met kids, but should be fine with them. …
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Starting Friday, March 21, the Bountiful Basket Food Shelf will deliver food to clients' vehicles.
Carver County has closed public entrances to county facilities, following the board's local state of emergency declaration Tuesday morning due to COVID-19.
The Carver County/Ridgeview Medical Center COVID-19 screening hotline and testing center are halted effective immediately, according to a Carver County announcement.
Tours at the Paisley Park Museum have also been canceled for the time being.
After winning the Best Botanical Garden contest run by USA Today in 2019 and 2017, with a runner-up title in 2018, the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum has been nominated again this year.
The Chaska History Center is closed to the public “until further notice.”
City of Victoria officials are urging people interested in community events for seniors to apply for a spot on the city’s new Victoria CARES committee.
Teachers remained in school after hours last week at Holy Family Catholic High School in Victoria. Not to grade papers, not to coach athletic teams, instead to prepare for online learning as the spread of COVID-19 has shut down in-person schooling across the state of Minnesota.
Carver County libraries are open, but all programs, events and delivery services are postponed through April 30.
There is now a drive-through COVID-19 testing site and triage hotline call center, according to an announcement from Carver County and Ridgeview Medical Center.
The Bountiful Basket Food Shelf is experiencing a recent increase in the number of individuals that are visiting to receive food assistance.
Southwest Christian High School of Chaska will have no school on Monday and Tuesday, March 16-17, 2020, with eLearning beginning on Wednesday, March 18.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz today signed Executive Order 20-02, authorizing the temporary closure of Minnesota K-12 public schools to students in order for school administrators and teachers to make long-term plans for the continuity of education and essential services during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Minnesota Landscape Arboretum in Chanhassen has temporarily closed to the public.
Eastern Carver County District 112, which canceled multiple large events Thursday, March 12, has developed a plan for the rest of the March, announced Friday by Superintendent Clint Christopher.
From grocery stores to public transit services, to nursing homes to jails, officials are taking steps to mitigate a growing number of cases of COVID-19, an illness caused by a new coronavirus impacting countries across the globe.
A 51-year-old Minnesota entertainment institution is suspending performances due to the growing COVID-19 pandemic.
The Jordan crossing has reopened, "effective immediately," according to a Carver County news release.
The floodwaters from the spring melt appear to have crested.
I’m a mostly black female with very soft, shiny fur born around 2014. No one came for me, Alycia, at impound. I’m very friendly with trusted people. I’ll meet you at the door, talk to you, ankle rub, and follow you. When you sit I like to be next to you. You’ll hear my purr right away while …
