Republican Eagle

The Red Wing Republican Eagle is a local newspaper based in Red Wing, Minnesota. Steve Messick serves as the publisher, while Anne Jacobson holds the position of editor. This publication comes out twice a week, specifically on Wednesdays and Saturdays, and has a readership of roughly 6,200. Additionally, their weekend supplement reaches over 18,000 readers.

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Goodhue County board approves mix of items during May meeting

3 days ago | republicaneagle.com | Alec Hamilton

The Goodhue County Board approved a hodge podge of items during its May 20 meeting. Read about each below. More detail on each item can be found in the meeting’s agenda and minutes on the Goodhue County website. The longest discussion came in relation to a request for a proposed contract with Klein McCarthy Architects for the design, construction management and replacement of the existing detention unit railing systems at the Goodhue County Adult Detention Center.
Otto’s Public House to close months after opening

3 days ago | republicaneagle.com | Cody Benjamin
Brezina, Lexvold named Goodhue County Licensed Family Childcare Providers of the Year

3 days ago | republicaneagle.com | Alec Hamilton

Stephanie Brezina and Sarah Lexvold are the co-Goodhue County Licensed Family Childcare Providers of the Year. The Goodhue County Licensed Childcare Association votes on the yearly award. Brezina’s daycare is called Busy Bumblebee Daycare and is located in Wanamingo. She cares for 14-18 children with different schedules, has a helper named Amber and has been doing childcare for just over 14 years. Lexvold is located in Goodhue and cares for between 7-10 children.
Unique vintage business coming soon to downtown Red Wing

4 days ago | republicaneagle.com | Cody Benjamin

Downtown Red Wing is abuzz with fresh business thanks to the grand opening of H.W. Mercantile, the permanent opening of Creola’s Boutique and the relocation of RAK Boutique. Soon the historic district will also be home to an old business … sort of. Hoopla Junk, a unique antique shop that specializes in limited-time showcases, is set to open at 313 Bush Street on July 17.
Otto’s Public House closes months after opening

4 days ago | republicaneagle.com | Cody Benjamin

Less than five months after opening in the basement of the historic Armory Center on Plum Street, Otto’s Public House closed its doors on June 24, bringing a swift end to a tumultuous weeks-long stretch that included multiple public pleas for financial support and an alleged $3,000 theft of the restaurant’s pull-tab money. “The dream was short-lived but beautiful,” owners Lauren and Kyle Otto wrote on the pub’s Facebook page. “Otto’s was everything we dreamed it would be.
Aces stringing together homes victories

1 week ago | republicaneagle.com | Martin Schlegel

The Red Wing Aces have begun a little winning streak in the first few weeks of June. Dating back to June 8, the Aces have won their last four games. Following a 9-2 loss to Lyon’s Pub on June 6, in which the Warriors scored six runs in the ninth to grab the victory, the Aces rebounded with a resounding 22-0 win over the Rochester Roadrunners on June 8. Red Wing then defeated the Rochester Royals 3-2 on June 9.
Who’s coming, who’s going, who’s upgrading in Red Wing

1 week ago | republicaneagle.com | Cody Benjamin

Red Wing has seen no shortage of shuffling dining and retail spaces this calendar year. Some local favorites are saying goodbye. Yet fresh faces are also setting up shop, while others are simply sporting a new look. Here’s a roundup of some of the most notable openings, closings and renovations to occur around town in 2025:The Bank (222 Bush Street): Originally built as the Goodhue County National Bank in 1904, this fully restored corner complex now houses modern one- and two-bedroom apartments.
Year of the hurdler: Kajewski, Stockton once again break school records

2 weeks ago | republicaneagle.com | Martin Schlegel

It was a record year for Red Wing. The Wingers had one of its best all-around performances from their hurdles group that ran in the 100-meter, 110 and 300 hurdle events. In the last two weeks, that was even more apparent. Senior Brock Kajewski and freshman Anna Stockton combined to break three of the four Red Wing hurdle records. In the 110 hurdles, Kajewski broke the 15.04-second mark at the Section 1AA meet with a run of 14.90.
‘It’s my time to show up’: Meincke medals in final state meet appearance

2 weeks ago | republicaneagle.com | Martin Schlegel

Peyton Meincke had one special senior season. She recognized it was her that needed to step up for herself in cross country and track. She also needed to be that senior leader for her team in basketball. Always willing to do what was asked of her. Meincke’s high school career ended after she ran in the 800-meter Class A final on Wednesday at St. Michael-Albertville. She’s gained a lot of respect from other coaches and players as well as her own teammates for simply getting the job done.
Lake City girls sixth, Berlin top 30 at Class AA state golf meet

2 weeks ago | republicaneagle.com | Martin Schlegel

Lake City ended with the same team score at the state meet Wednesday as they did in the section meet a couple weeks prior. The Tiger girls golf team wrapped up the second round at Ridges at Sand Creek with a total of 699, earning sixth place. Detroit Lakes won the Class AA girls title with a 646. Minnewaska was runner-up at 655 and Totino-Grace was third with a 681. Alayna Atkinson posted a top 30 score in two rounds with a 36-hole total of 167 in 25th place.