News, sports and community events for Calmar, Iowa and the surrounding communities by the area's most award-winning newspaper.
07/09/2025
* SW Board Hears Bond Referendum Update Options
* Archaelogical Study Comes Up Clear
* Rain or Shine, Community Sparkles at Spillville Fireworks
* Felony Charge Follows Courthouse Incident
* WC 4-H Hosts Clothing, Foods and Communications Day
* SW, TV Boys Survive District Round 1
07/09/2025
Warrior Boys Advance to Semifinal!
Game time is set for 7 p.m. Saturday for South Winneshiek as the Warrior boys won 8-7 over Nashua-Plainfield Tuesday.
With the victory, the Warriors are going to do battle up in New Albin in the semifinal.
07/09/2025
WC 4-H Hosts Clothing, Foods and Communications Day -
* Calmar's 175th Plans Firming Up
* Full-Page Independence Day guide for Bluffton, Clermont, Festina, Spillville, Waukon and more
* Grill & Chill on the Farm and St. Lucas Fun Days
* SW Trap Honors Achievements
* Ossian Farmers Elected to Lead Young Farmer Advisory Committee
* Fort Atkinson Pickleball update
* TV Honor Rolls
* Buddy Benches Are in Place
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Official Paper of Calmar, Fort Atkinson, Ridgeway, Spillville, Waucoma, Winneshiek County & South Winneshiek and Turkey Valley Community Schools.
Located amidst the bluffs of northeastern Iowa, the city and the newspaper alike trace their name to the Kalmar Sound on the southeastern coast of Sweden. The region draws upon a heritage of Scandinavian, German and Czech settlers. Owing first to the influence of the railroad, and later to the confluence of major highways in the area, the area is a hub for travel.
The Calmar Courier is part of the family of publications printed by Mid-America Publishing Corporation based in Hampton.
The Calmar Courier is joined by sister MAP newspapers with the Postville Herald and The Outlook in Monona, offering advertising potential to our customers as well as the possibility of expanded news coverage.
Mid-America Publishing Corporation started in 1962.