Calmar Courier

01/01/2026

12/30/2025

* St. Lucas Eatery Closing
* Spillville Christmas Dinner a success
* SW FFA member earns American Degree
* Area land values rise
* Warrior boys strong at UIC battle for wrestling
* SW girls see action at Central
* Warrior boys and girls beat Clayton Ridge

12/29/2025

As we clean up from the storm, it is looking as if the truck from the press will be coming a day late, so entering the mail Wednesday and hitting newsstands a day late, so Wednesday as well.

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12/28/2025

Snow coming down heavily now, and Iowa DOT has multiple crashes noted, along with partially covered roadways already for this area, along with completely covered nearby. Travel not advised is not too far away as the Blizzard Warning continues into tomorrow morning.

12/28/2025

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The Blizzard Warning was expanded in northeast Iowa to include Winneshiek and Fayette counties.

12/24/2025

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Explore, play and learn with Santa's elves all December long

12/23/2025

* Legislative Forum Draws Multi-County Attendance
* Christmas Tradition Returns at TV
* Buyer Sought for Calmar’s PIVO
* Probation Meeting Leads to Felony Arrest After Both M**h, Pot Found
* TV Senior Finalist in Bar Association Competition

12/16/2025

* TV Board Names Blazek, Hageman to President, VP
* Supervisors Hear Budget Requests
* St. Teresa of Calcutta LEGO League Heading to State
* SW Board Names Leadership
* SW Boys and Girls Wrestling Invitationals
* Christmas Edition

12/09/2025

***POST OUTDATED*** Please see out page for the latest on the winter storm

A complex and messy winter storm affects the area through tonight. This system can be broken down into two phases, the first occurs this afternoon where there is a risk for rain showers to create slick spots on roadways south of I-94. With temperatures hovering very near the freezing mark, only a small change in the forecast could quickly change roadway impacts. Moving into tonight, a band of moderate to heavy snow sweeps across areas north of I-94, bringing 4-6 inches of snow by daybreak Wednesday. Snow amounts will be lesser to the south, but a quick increase in winds from the west-northwest, coupled with any falling snow, could quickly result in travel impacts from blowing snow and reduced visibilities. Bottom line, pay close attention to conditions today and especially tonight if you have travel plans.

12/09/2025

* Calmar Mayor, Councilmen Swear Oath of Office
* Christmas in Calmar Braves the Cold
* SW's Formanek Named 'Coach of the Year'
* Ossian Welcomes the Christmas Season
* SW Mock Interviews
* South Winneshiek and Turkey Valley Basketball and Wrestling