Harmony News

Yvonne Freese, 18, is ready to promote the dairy industry to the people who need to hear its messages the most -- people who aren't dairy farmers.

Fillmore County's rolling hills, meandering streams and beautiful valleys create picturesque trails for bike riding.

We had an interesting story on Tuesday morning. A place called Niagara cave in Harmony, Minnesota is celebrating 75 years in business.

ROCHESTER -- Lois M. Yennie, 52, died Saturday, May 30, 2009, at Saint Marys Hospital in Rochester, MN.

It's been 75 years this week that the cave discovered by a farmer looking for his lost pigs in southeastern Minnesota opened for tours.

Harmony is now officially a participating community in the National Flood Insurance Program, which opens the door to low-cost flood insurance available under NFIP, a federally backed program managed by the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

A Harmony man was killed in a one-vehicle crash Monday afternoon. Rodney Leroy Johnson, 74, died after his vehicle left a residential street in Harmony, hit a fence, snapped a utility pole and struck a house.

By Charlie Warner Argus News Editor Electric rates will be going up for Caledonia residents, as well as all customers of Tri-County Electric Cooperative.

A wind project in Fillmore County continues to move forward, and the turbines could be turning by the end of 2010.

The gobbler's feathers glistened golden bronze and dark brown as it puffed and strutted in the early morning sunshine.

Earlier this week, the lobby of the Spring Grove Cinema smelled more like fresh paint than buttered popcorn, but its owners say it won't be long before the theater seats fill up and the lights turn down.

For more than 20 years, folksinger Bill Staines has been making the journey from his New Hampshire home to Minnesota for a late-winter concert at the Oak Center General Store.

A Harmony man is facing a felony charge for shooting and killing an 11-year-old yellow Labrador retriever that he claims looked sick and had bothered him before.

High Pointe Coverings, Inc. is a small company in a small town, but its founder, Lloyd Peterson, had an ambitious goal when he started making wool mattresses about 10 years ago.

The Post-Bulletin's Teacher of the Month is chosen from among many area teachers nominated by their students, parents, teachers and community members.

Whitney Bestor was the only crafter her age at the holiday craft show held in her hometown of Harmony recently.

Come Christmas time, its not unusual for Joe and Lantha Stevens to see a steady stream of vehicles pass by their home in southeastern Harmony each night.