In April 2022, Eastview Elementary School’s art and STEM departments created the EVE Arts & STEM Club, in an effort to show students how t…
Lakeville North High School student Cecil Wilson created a new sign that was installed recently on the monument rock in front of Lakeview Elem…
Fifty-two District 196 high school students have been selected all-state musicians for the 2022-23 school year by the Minnesota Music Educator…
The Dakota County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday, May 10, observed May as Mental Health Month in Dakota County, where resources are availab…
Kayla Anderson, a member of Girl Scout Troop 25160, has earned the Gold Award, the highest award in Girl Scouting.
More than 2,100 students are scheduled to graduate from District 196 schools during commencement ceremonies scheduled for May and early June. …
Staff preparing for next round of releases this summer
Nathan Hyden, of Lakeville, successfully completed four years of challenging academic, physical and professional military training, graduating…
Milan Mader worked in District 194 for 34 years
Lakeville VFW Post 210 and American Legion Post 44 will have the following schedule of Memorial Day services on Monday, May 30.
Fifty-two District 196 high school students have been selected all-state musicians for the 2022-23 school year by the Minnesota Music Educator…
The Dakota County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday, May 10, observed May as Mental Health Month in Dakota County, where resources are availab…
Kayla Anderson, a member of Girl Scout Troop 25160, has earned the Gold Award, the highest award in Girl Scouting.
More than 2,100 students are scheduled to graduate from District 196 schools during commencement ceremonies scheduled for May and early June. …
Staff preparing for next round of releases this summer
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Ann Orlofsky previously served in the same role in Prior Lake, Excelsior
Dakota County will refill the Lake Byllesby reservoir to its summer elevation beginning Sunday, May 15.
When the doors to Lakeville Area Schools Blanchard Aquatic Center opened for the first time to the public, gasps could be heard from guests du…
The Lakeville Post Office is seeking committed and motivated individuals to a hiring event in preparation for the holidays and beyond.
Local residents are encouraged to visit the Lakeville Area Arts Center to view its new commissioned sculpture titled “Prairie” by Minnesota ar…
In an effort to prevent people from having to use multiple sources to find summer events throughout the six cities in the Sun Thisweek and Dak…
Melissa Sauser touts District 192 progress
District 192 needs to cut $4M
Minnesota’s 2nd Congressional District DFL endorsed Rep. Angie Craig for re-election during its May 7 convention.
Gathering set at Antlers Park on Saturday, documentary screenings in Lakeville, Burnsville and Eagan
The third-annual Tech Drive for Education will take place at the Lakeville Affinity Plus Credit Union on Saturday, May 14, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.…
South Metro Chapter No. 40 hosting seminar
The Rosemount-Apple Valley-Eagan School Board approved a contract and adjustments in compensation and benefits for multiple employee groups on May 9.
Following are programs offered by the Lakeville Parks & Recreation Department. Register at webtrac.lakevillemn.gov or call 952-985-4600.
Four Lakeville North High School speech students medaled in the final rounds at the Class AA State Speech Tournament on April 22 and 23 at Eas…
The Lakeville Lions held its Community Day of Volunteering on Saturday, April 30, at the Heritage Center in Lakeville. Almost 100 volunteers f…
A Lakeville man was charged recently with four felony counts of filing false or fraudulent individual income tax returns and four felony count…
Lakeville Girl Scout Troop 25168 members crossed the bridge to Girl Scout Adults recently. They earned this award for sharing their talents an…
What can you do to get growing this spring?
Chad Sexauer will be the next activities director at Lakeville South, after his hiring was announced by Principal Shaun Murphy.
Lakeville VFW Post 210 and American Legion Post 44 will have the following schedule of Memorial Day services on Monday, May 30.
Jeff Long, Lakeville’s police chief for the past eight years, has announced his retirement effective June 17. A 33-year law enforcement vetera…
David Haveman, previous executive director of services at education consultants Creatively Focused, has been hired to be the next Lakeville Ar…
Candidate filing for county, state, federal and judicial offices began Tuesday and goes through 5 p.m. Tuesday, May 31.
Special blessing open to public
The Minnesota State Patrol is trying to locate a black 2006 Lincoln MKZ that reportedly struck two tow truck operators who were removing a veh…
Lakeville Police has located a suspect vehicle in a hit-and-run incident that occurred Sunday at about 7 p.m. when an 80-year-old man riding a…
Cedar Park Elementary students in Apple Valley spent the day planting trees on the school grounds, Friday, May 13. The school has a one-acre D…
Dakota County has temporarily closed lake access at Thompson County Park and is recommending the public have no direct contact with Thompson L…
Lakeville Christian Heritage Academy fourth-grade student Millie Boer received recognition in the Minnesota State Fire Chief Magazine spring 2…
The Wartburg College Wind Ensemble will perform at 7 p.m. Saturday, May 21, at Lakeville South High School as part of its 2022 American Heartl…
Ann Orlofsky previously served in the same role in Prior Lake, Excelsior
Dakota County will refill the Lake Byllesby reservoir to its summer elevation beginning Sunday, May 15.
When the doors to Lakeville Area Schools Blanchard Aquatic Center opened for the first time to the public, gasps could be heard from guests du…
The Lakeville Post Office is seeking committed and motivated individuals to a hiring event in preparation for the holidays and beyond.
Local residents are encouraged to visit the Lakeville Area Arts Center to view its new commissioned sculpture titled “Prairie” by Minnesota ar…
In an effort to prevent people from having to use multiple sources to find summer events throughout the six cities in the Sun Thisweek and Dak…
Melissa Sauser touts District 192 progress
District 192 needs to cut $4M
Minnesota’s 2nd Congressional District DFL endorsed Rep. Angie Craig for re-election during its May 7 convention.
The Minnesota State Patrol is trying to locate a black 2006 Lincoln MKZ that reportedly struck two tow truck operators who were removing a veh…
Lakeville Police has located a suspect vehicle in a hit-and-run incident that occurred Sunday at about 7 p.m. when an 80-year-old man riding a…
Cedar Park Elementary students in Apple Valley spent the day planting trees on the school grounds, Friday, May 13. The school has a one-acre D…
Dakota County has temporarily closed lake access at Thompson County Park and is recommending the public have no direct contact with Thompson L…
Lakeville Christian Heritage Academy fourth-grade student Millie Boer received recognition in the Minnesota State Fire Chief Magazine spring 2…
The Wartburg College Wind Ensemble will perform at 7 p.m. Saturday, May 21, at Lakeville South High School as part of its 2022 American Heartl…
Ann Orlofsky previously served in the same role in Prior Lake, Excelsior
Dakota County will refill the Lake Byllesby reservoir to its summer elevation beginning Sunday, May 15.
When the doors to Lakeville Area Schools Blanchard Aquatic Center opened for the first time to the public, gasps could be heard from guests du…
The Lakeville Post Office is seeking committed and motivated individuals to a hiring event in preparation for the holidays and beyond.
Local residents are encouraged to visit the Lakeville Area Arts Center to view its new commissioned sculpture titled “Prairie” by Minnesota ar…
In an effort to prevent people from having to use multiple sources to find summer events throughout the six cities in the Sun Thisweek and Dak…
Melissa Sauser touts District 192 progress
District 192 needs to cut $4M