Caledonia Argus

02/03/2025

At the Houston County Board of Commissioners meeting Jan. 28, a variety of important decisions were made, including approval of bridge replacement funding and approval of key equipment purchases.

At the Houston County Board of Commissioners meeting Jan. 28, a variety of important decisions were made, including approval of bridge replacement funding and approval of key equipment purchases. The

02/02/2025

While temperatures are expected to cool a bit in coming days and weeks, Caledonia residents, young and old, were enjoying some unusually warm weather this week.

Weather whiplash. From left to right, Ethan Moen, and Jaysen and Noah VanRavenhorst are all smiles while taking advantage of a record high temperature of 58˚F in Caledonia on Jan.

02/01/2025

Caledonia welcomes John Rauk to the City Council, bringing a blend of local heritage and fresh perspectives.

On Jan. 27, The Caledonia City Council appointed John Rauk to fill the recent vacancy left after the resignation of Ryan Stenzel. Rauk, a native of Caledonia, brings with him

01/31/2025

The Jan. 27 Caledonia City Council meeting tackled some major issues, including fire truck negotiations and vacant seat appointments. Community-driven initiatives, like the "military rock", also gained support.

The Caledonia City Council met on Jan. 27, deliberating on a variety of important issues, including infrastructure, public safety, and staffing changes. The meeting was well attended, with over 20

01/30/2025

The Caledonia Area gymnastics team took part in the Winona Invite, taking third overall, with Vivian Kittleson taking first on the beam.

The Caledonia Area gymnastics team took part in the Winona Invite, with teams from Austin, Winona, Caledonia/Houston, Pine Island-Zumbrota/Mazeppa, and Stewartville-Chatfield all taking part. The Warriors had a very successful

01/29/2025

A new meatball king and queen have been crowned at Red’s — although the old guard will still be seen in the aisles and behind the counters. Click the link below to learn more about this grocery dynasty.

A new meatball king and queen have been crowned at Red’s — although the old guard will still be seen in the aisles and behind the counters.

01/28/2025

The Caledonia School Board convened its regular meeting on Jan. 21 to discuss a variety of topics, including facility upgrades, student performance data, and proposed changes to the school calendar.

01/28/2025

Nestled in the scenic valleys of Houston, Outback Ranch Inc. has become a sought-after destination for couples seeking a wedding venue that offers breathtaking views, versatile amenities, and a rich history of love and celebration.

Nestled in the scenic valleys of Houston, Outback Ranch Inc. has become a sought-after destination for couples seeking a wedding venue that offers breathtaking views, versatile amenities, and a rich

01/28/2025

The Caledonia-Houston wrestling team has had a busy start to its year after hosting two duals, traveling to one, and taking part in the Swalla Duals, with the boys competing against Chatfield, Kasson-Mantorville, and other top teams.

The Caledonia-Houston wrestling team has had a busy start to its year after hosting two duals, traveling to one, and taking part in the Swalla Duals.

01/28/2025

Houston County is modernizing its election infrastructure by introducing the ExpressVote terminal, a state-of-the-art Assisted Voting Device (AVD) designed to improve accessibility and efficiency at the polls.

Houston County is modernizing its election infrastructure by introducing the ExpressVote terminal, a state-of-the-art Assisted Voting Device (AVD) designed to improve accessibility and efficiency at the polls. Purchased by the

01/27/2025

The Caledonia Area girls basketball team had a strong week with three wins, beating Mayer Lutheran, the Chatfield Gophers, and the Cotter Ramblers. On Jan. 21, Aubrie Klug scored her 1000 point - on the same night her brother reached the goal.

The Caledonia Area girls basketball team had a strong week with three wins and multiple milestones reached, as they beat Mayer Lutheran in Mayer 74-49 on Monday, Jan. 20, and

01/27/2025

The Spring Grove City Council met for its first meeting of the year on Jan. 21 at City Hall, addressing a variety of financial, administrative, and community issues.

The Spring Grove City Council met for its first meeting of the year on Jan. 21 at City Hall, addressing a variety of financial, administrative, and community issues. The meeting

01/27/2025

Caledonia Area boys basketball had three wins in a row last week, iagainst Chatfield, Winona Cotter, and Hiawatha Collegiate. On Jan. 21, Reid Klug scored his 1000 point - on the same night his sister reached the same milestone in girls basketball.

Caledonia Area boys basketball continued their high level play with three wins in the week, including a win against Chatfield on Tuesday, Jan. 21 by a score of 99-35, against

01/25/2025

The Houston County Board of Commissioners convened on Jan. 21 to discuss pressing issues, including dental care access, infrastructure, and snowmobile trail regulations.

01/23/2025

Caledonia's resilience shines after a devastating fire. Two local businesses lost everything, but community support fueled their recovery. Read how neighbors, businesses, and determination are helping rebuild what was lost.

After the August 2024 fire that destroyed Joe Rud Trucking and H&R Enterprises in Caledonia finally flamed out, Craig Helke, who co-owns the two businesses, combed through the rubble, searching

01/22/2025

On Jan. 14, the Minnesota legislature convened for a new session. As the House and Senate prepare for the months of work ahead, State Rep. Greg Davids (R-Preston) and State Sen. Jeremy Miller (R-Winona) have outlined their legislative priorities.

On Jan. 14, the Minnesota legislature convened for a new session. As the House and Senate prepare for the months of work ahead, State Rep. Greg Davids (R-Preston) and State

01/21/2025

The Crooked Quarter is moving to Main Street, bringing new life to a historic Caledonia building. Learn how this family-owned boutique is embracing its legacy, boosting visibility, and supporting local shopping.

In a move that has Caledonia residents buzzing, The Crooked Quarter, a local boutique beloved for its unique merchandise, is relocating to 214 E. Main St.

01/20/2025

A $25K UMN grant is helping build a deep winter greenhouse over at Owl Bluff farm, allowing for growth of greens and herbs year-round, while also cutting energy costs. Learn more by reading Fred Beseler's piece on the project.

The greenhouse structure going up at Carrie and Charles Calvo’s Owl Bluff Farm near Yucatan between Houston and Caledonia, may not look like much in the middle of January, but