Parents and supporters of Guardian Angels Catholic School are hosting a prayer event on Tuesday, March 2.
Carver County COVID-19 statistics, provided by Eric Sieger, county communications manager on March 1.
Like Cher, Prince and Madonna, Peyton Scott Russell prefers a mononym: Peyton, though he’s also donned the titles Sprayfinger and DAESK.
Following noise complaints about a new railway spur line added last summer, Brooks Ridge and Tuscany Hills homeowners say things might be looking up.
Carver County COVID-19 statistics, provided by Eric Sieger, county communications manager on Feb. 22.
Last Tuesday brought two fires to the area, one destroying a machine shop and the other displacing at least one apartment tenant.
Florida heat. Minnesota cold. Rain, snow, and shine. Morning, noon, between elementary school classes, and night.
It’s the middle of winter yet Chaska city officials are hoping for chillier, cloudier days.
Staff at Guardian Angels Catholic School, a 100-plus-year-old K-8 school in Chaska, are discussing whether to close the building in the midst of financial difficulty caused by debt, according to the business administrator, principal and priest.
In a 3-2 decision, the Chaska City Council voted against allowing chickens in the city at its Jan. 25 meeting.
Carver County COVID-19 statistics, provided by Eric Sieger, county communications manager on Jan. 25:
The METRO Green Line Extension completion date, set for sometime in 2023, will likely be extended, according to Southwest Light Rail Transit spokesperson Trevor Roy.
From 1969 to 1972, Jerry McDonald was on a Navy submarine somewhere in the North Atlantic.
The Chaska Fire Department Relief Association’s 64th annual ice fishing contest, typically held at Firemen’s Park in February, is canceled this year, according to Chaska Fire Department Chief Tim Wiebe.
It was a run-of-the mill description: “58-year-old female that had fallen on the path parallel to (Highway) 41.”
New construction. Continued COVID maneuvering. Projects aplenty.
Jeni Benson and Eric Petersen said they took décor down from their walls because items were rattling and falling down.
After a work session talk over whether to move forward with the city’s proposed draft chicken ordinance, the Chaska City Council decided last Monday to make a final vote in January.
The Chaska City Council approved the final 2021 tax levy and final budgets on Monday, raising taxes 6.94% from last year.
The holiday season is making its way into our lives and homes, battling for the stage amid the pandemic.
Park your car near Engler Boulevard and Audubon Road, and walk northwest for about a quarter-mile. You’ll follow a path, leading you past tall trees and gentle streams.
Up until early 2020, Michael Davis’s job sent him across the country selling candies like Starbursts. Now, he takes pictures of the space between actual stars.
When Stay-At-Home orders from Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz were imposed last spring, neighborhoods were filled with people walking up and down streets and sidewalks.
Healthcare workers at Ridgeview Medical Center, based on Waconia, have begun receiving the first dose of the COVID-19 Pfizer vaccine.
Five hens. No egg or meat sales. A $100 permit fee.
Last Friday, Dec. 11, Diane Foster and husband Phil Ives had a backyard recreational fire at their Carver Bluffs home.
Freedom from the Streets, a Twin Cities nonprofit helping homeless people find resources, partnered this year with Chaska copywriter Virginia Farris to publish an interview collection as an e-book.
A large Christmas tree and an assortment of annual holiday decorations can now be seen throughout Chaska, especially after the sun sets.
Bring back a baseball and in return, she’d get a dime.
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.
Sally Knapp likes the idea that her new hair salon in Carver is in a renovated historic building that used to include a jail.
Chaska’s American Legion Post 57 is partnering to give troops a special treat this holiday season.
On Veterans Day, Nov. 11, the sky was clear and temperatures were in the low 30s. Veterans Park in Chaska was adorned with a podium and microphone, chairs, and a speaker system, said Rich Daniels, commander of the Chaska VFW.
Back in Rockford, Illinois, she was once named "Woman of the Year." Here in Chaska, another title might be more fitting: "Woman of the City."
Most years in early November, Ishita Gawde uses two grocery carts at the store, one for each arm.
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.
La Cucina, in Italian, means “the kitchen.”
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.
Inside the shop, it’s almost like the pandemic never made headlines.
According to a 2019 WalletHub study, Minnesota is the second-best state in the nation for working moms. But as COVID-19 restrictions continue and school is in full swing, balancing it all gets even more complicated.
A remotely operated vehicle is the newest tool addition to the Carver County Sheriff's Office, according to an office press release.
