Greetings from the City of Albany and myself. It is my pleasure to continue serving you as mayor.
Road. The council will review bids and decide which and when these roads will be repaired. Property owners will be notified as to when their street would be done.
We have some new and exciting changes taking place this year. First, Tom Schneider, our longtime city administrator has officially retired after over 36 years of dedicated service. Gary Winkels, another longterm, dedicated city employee, fireman and former fire chief has been hired to fill the administrator position. Tom has been and will continue to assist Gary as he learns and adjusts to his new position. We will all miss Tom but are confident that Gary, Heather Cruz and Molly Hoppe, our administative assistants, will continue to take great care of our city. Replacing Gary in public works is Jeff Kociemba. Jeff brings great experience and background to this position and he, along with Joe Mergen and Kurt Beuning will continue to make Albany’s public works run smoothly. Welcome Jeff!
Albany is located in Stearns County, 20 miles west of St. Cloud and 80 miles northwest of Minneapolis-St. Paul on Interstate 94, with direct access to State Highway 238, which originates in Albany. The closest airport is St. Cloud Regional Airport - visit www. stcloudairport.com.
Our 2023 capital improvements on Forest Avenue and First, Second, Third, Fourth and Fifth streets have been completed. Final lift of asphalt should be put down in June. Alleys along this route were also reconstructed and paved. Your patience throughout this project is appreciated as we understand the inconveniences you all endured during construction.
Our 2024 capital improvement plans include a mill and overlay project and storm sewer catch basin repair on several streets in town including Highlands Drive, Burberry Way, Cranberry Street, Deerberry Circle, Stonebrook Drive as well as Ninth, 10th and 13th streets, portions or all of Shamrock Lane, portions of Golf View Drive, Sunset Court, Park Court, Green Street, Country Court and Sand Lake
Please support our local businesses. Visit and enjoy all of Albany’s amenities. Check out the wonderful updates in North Park thanks to The Friends of North Park organization that raised funds and volunteered to help construct tennis courts, pickleball courts, walking trails, a dog park, landscaping, ponds and an observation pier. Their dedication to make Albany an even better place is amazing! Contact city hall at 320-845-4244 with any questions. Contact myself or any council member with questions or concerns. Information can be found at www.ci.albany.mn.us.
Make 2024 a great new year!
Wishing you all health and happiness.
Tom Kasner Albany MayorPlease be sure to visit the website for the Albany Area Chamber of Commerce (www.albanymnchamber.com) or the City of Albany (www.ci.albany.mn.us) for more details.
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Whether you are moving into the area, stopping for a short time on your way through or are in the area for a vacation, we are sure that you will find many activities to enjoy, including the beautiful Lake Wobegon Trail. You will
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Park Board
Sonya Hoffarth, Chairman
Ross Voit | Dalton Herzog
Economic Development Authority
Tom Kasner
Rick Christensen
John R. Harlander
Bill Scepaniak
Nathan Ronning
Planning Commission
Bill Scepaniak
Allison Dudek
Nathan Ronning
Joe Wedel
Craig Magnus Administration
Gary Winkels, Clerk/Administrator
Albany City Council
Tom Kasner, Mayor
Alan Amdahl, Councilor ............................................. 320-845-7268
John R. Harlander, Councilor .................................... 320-845-2476
Keith Heitzman, Councilor
Adam Rushmeyer, Councilor .................................... 320-845-2230
Other Financial Services (public)
City of Albany................................................................ 320-845-4244
Tax Increment Financing, Tax Abatement, Financial Package Preparation
Government
The City of Albany is a Plan A Statutory City. Regular council meetings are held the first and third Wednesday of each month. The City of Albany functions under the direction of the following:
A. Planning Commission
B. Park Board
C. Albany Economic Development Authority
Topography
The City of Albany is located in the central portion of the State of Minnesota. Its average elevation is 1,190 feet above sea level and is gently rolling terrain. Excellent productive soils and an abundant groundwater supply can be found in the City of Albany.
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ELECTRIC POWER: Xcel Energy provides uninterrupted commercial and residential service and has a substation in Albany. Electric rates are available upon request at 800-895-4999. Stearns Electric Association supplies a small portion of the city’s electrical power. Call 800-962-0655.
GARBAGE: Residential garbage pickup is available through West Central Sanitation. Garbage pickup is on Monday and recycling is every other Monday. Call for more information at 800-246-7630.
NATURAL GAS: CenterPoint Energy provides uninterrupted commercial and residential gas service. Natural gas rates are available upon request at 800-245-2377.
TELECOMMUNICATION SERVICE: At Albany Fiber Communications it’s all in your connection — bundle telephone, long distance, high speed internet, digital TV and nationwide cellular services to save time and money. Many options to fit your needs; convenient, nearby service and support and cutting-edge services, available from one local cooperative. Learn about available services at www.albanytel.com or call 320-845-2101.
WATER: Albany’s municipal water system consists of a 250,000-gallon elevated water storage tank. The potable water hardness is 410 parts per million (29 grains hardness). The water treatment plant is currently capable of treating 2 million gallons of water per day and can be expanded to treat 4 million gallons per day as the city’s demand for water increases. Current water rates and billing information are available upon request at 320-845-4244.
WASTEWATER: Albany’s municipal wastewater collector and treatment system consists of four-cell, 88-acre wastewater stabilization ponds. The system provides sanitary treatment with chemical addition for phosphorus removal. The wastewater system has the capacity to accommodate new “wet” commercial and industrial users. Current wastewater rates are available upon request at 320-845-4244.
231 Fourth St., Albany, MN 56307
Fire Hall: 320-845-4040 • Emergency: 911
The Albany Fire Department was established in 1893 to protect the Albany area. The original 16-member department battled fires with a horse-drawn fire apparatus, hand pumps and pails of water. Although their equipment and methods seem crude in today’s time, the original members were just as brave and dedicated as modern-day firefighters.
Over the years and into the 21st Century, the Albany Fire Department has evolved with updated equipment, excellent training and additional personnel. The Albany Fire Department has a full team of volunteer firefighters, which protect the city and township of Albany and a portion of Farming and Krain townships.
The Albany Fire Department has 25 trained volunteers who respond to fires, medical situations, car accidents and many other emergencies. They are on call 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
400 Railroad Ave, Albany, MN 56307 320-845-2200 • Emergency: 911
The Albany Police Department is committed to active partnerships with the community in order to protect life and property and enhance the safety and quality of life in the community we serve.
The Albany Police Department strives to maintain the highest standard of excellence utilizing training and technology to create a safe environment for those who live in and visit Albany.
The Albany Police Department is comprised of six full-time officers.
If you have an emergency, please call 911. If you have a general question or a non-emergency call, please call 320-845-2200.
Office hours are Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
JoAnna Bigler
Bryce Slone
Kody Beckers
The Albany Area Chamber of Commerce is organized to promote the collaboration of area businesses and community organizations to work together on community events and the promotion of area businesses for the betterment of the Albany area. The chamber’s purpose is to also actively encourage local businesses to become members.
Kelly Kasner PRESIDENT TANI Division kelly@tanidivision.com 320-845-4733
The chamber of commerce is a group of business professionals who promote supporting fellow local businesses. As part of shopping local, the chamber offers “Albany Bucks.” These Albany Bucks, in the form of certificates, are treated just like cash and never leave the community. They are accepted at all businesses in the town of Albany. If you would like to purchase Albany Bucks for a gift, you can do so at Magnifi Financial.
The chamber meets monthly on the third
Wednesday of each month at noon. All new and existing businesses are welcome to become a member at any time throughout the year. New chamber members receive a 50% discount on their first year membership dues. Contact the chamber for more information.
In addition to promoting local business, the chamber of commerce sponsors a variety of events each year. The citywide garage sales, Lake Wobegon Community Expo, Heritage Day and Santa Day are just a few.
For more information about Albany Bucks, becoming a member, meeting information or our events, feel free to call 320-845-7777, email at albanycc@albanytel.com or visit our website
www.albanymnchamber.org
Tanya Rothstein EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Albanycc@albanytel.com 320-845-7777
Aaron Smith TREASURER AMS Tax & Accounting Solutions asmith@amstas.com 320-557-0047
Lynn Brutger BOARD MEMBER Magnifi Finanical lynn.brutger@mymagnifi.org 320-845-4784
Cassie Novak BOARD MEMBER Community Education Director Albany Area Schools - ISD 745 cnovak@district745.org 320-845-5072
Cory Klemmer BOARD MEMBER Sanitation Supervisor at Kerry cory.klemmer@kerry.com
HOUSING: Albany has approximately 1,108 occupied households and a variety of apartment buildings. This diversity provides housing for varied incomes and family sizes. Many housing sites are still available in Golf Vistas, Highland Addition, Sterling Heights, Trails Edge and Whispering Oaks.
LIBRARY: Albany Public Library, located at 400 Railroad Ave., is a 3,000-square-foot spacious building. It is one of 32 libraries that make up the Great River Regional Library. With your free library card, you can check out books, videos, compact discs, audio books and popular magazines. Using the various reference resources, your questions will be answered, plus a public internet station is available for your use. Daily deliveries bring requested items to patrons within days, and children’s programs are presented several times a year. More information on page 25.
NEWSPAPERS: The Star Post is Albany’s official weekly newspaper. The city also has daily delivery of the St. Cloud Times, Star Tribune, USA Today and Pioneer Press. The Star Shopper, Hometown News and Dairyland Peach are also delivered weekly.
POST OFFICE: Albany has a first-class post office. The Albany Post Office has all mail services available, with express mail overnight delivery to most major market cities and first class mail overnight delivery to Minneapolis-St. Paul. It is located at 141 Railroad Ave.
RADIO: KASM 1150 AM is a privately owned radio station. KASM has been serving Central Minnesota since 1950 and provides the area with news, weather, farm reports, sports, community information and music that includes polka, country and sounds from the big band era. KASM’s signal extends to the North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa and Canadian borders. KASM’s sister station is KDDG 105.5 FM and plays your favorite oldies.
TELEVISION: TV from Albany Fiber Communications is all digital with over 155 channels and multiple package options. Visit www.albanytel.com or call 320-845-2101. Cable service is provided by Spectrum 855-757-7328, serving Albany and the surrounding area.
Albany Food Shelf
The Albany Food Shelf is located in the Albany Community Senior Center at 741 Lake Ave. and is run by volunteers. Hours are the first Thursday from 9-10 a.m. and the third Thursday from 5:30–6:30 p.m. Other times by appointment only, call 320-291-6623. Donations can be mailed to P.O. Box 521, Albany, MN, 56307 or placed in collection areas in the back of Seven Dolors Church or Our Savior’s Lutheran Church. If you have any questions about receiving help or if you would like to volunteer, please call Edna Goebel at 320-291-6623.
Albany Boy/Cub Scouts
Cub Scouts is a program for all boys and girls in the first through fifth grade. Albany Cub Scouts Pack 32 den meetings are held the first Sunday of the month, some meetings at 5 p.m., others 6 p.m. at Holy Family School and a pack meeting the third Sunday each month at 6 p.m. Boy Scout Troop 30 meetings are the second and fourth Thursday of the month at 6:30 p.m. at the American Legion in the basement. Contact person in Albany is Scoutmaster Jason Roehrl at 320-249-0813 or cubscouts3032@gmail.com
Albany/Avon Scouts BSA
The Scouts BSA Troop 1032 meetings are the fourth Sunday of the month at 6 p.m., location varies. Grades 6-12 or age 13-18 if not in Cub Scouts. Contact Tanya Rothstein at 320-309-9164 or cmctroops32@gmail.com for more information.
Albany Girl Scouts
The Albany Girl Scouts are open to girls in grades K-12. Troops meet at different times, usually up to three times per month. Please contact Tanya Rothstein at 320-309-9164 or tanya.girlscouts24@gmail.com for more information.
Albany Heritage Society
The Albany Heritage Society has a book regarding the history of Albany. The books are available for purchase at the Albany Administrative Building or call John Kloos at 651-260-6077 or Shirley Bauer at 320-845-4533.
Albany Jaycees
Ashley Clapp, President
The Albany Jaycees have played a very active role in the community for many years. The meetings are the third Wednesday of every month at 7 p.m. (summer month meetings are held at the Jaycee Shelter in Albany North Park and winter month meetings are at Stubby’s Tavern). Contact Ashley Clapp at 320-492-2848.
Albany Lions Club
Dan Stommes, president; Ben Schmitz, vice president
The Albany Lions Club meets every second and fourth Monday of the month at Shady’s Hometown Tavern. The board of directors meets at 6 p.m. with a meal following at 6:30 p.m. The meeting for the general members begins at 7 p.m. Those interested in joining the club may contact a current member.
Albany Women of Today
The Albany Women of Today is a community service organization that welcomes anyone to join its membership. For members over 18, men are welcome. The meetings are the second Sunday of each month at 6 p.m. A Google link will also be provided if you can’t attend in person. Contact Tanya Rothstein at 845-2099 or 320-309-9164, or email tanya.womenoftoday@gmail.com.
American Legion Auxiliary
The Auxiliary meets the first Wednesday of each month at 7 p.m. at the Legion (except for the months of January, February, June, July and August). Contact Bede Schmidt at 320-363-8619 for more information.
American Legion Post 482
Athletic Booster Club
Members of American Legion Post 482 meet the first Wednesday of every month at 7 p.m. The facility is open to the public for meetings. Call Ray Fuchs at 320-845-2743.
The Albany Booster Club is organized to promote and enhance sports for the Albany school district. To become a member contact Scott Buntje, Albany Area Schools Activities Director at 320-845-5040 or email sbuntje@ district745.org. For more information, visit www.district745. org, click on the activities tab and then athletic information.
Located at Pondview Estates, 334 Golfview Drive. Meals are served Monday - Friday beginning at 11:15, and homedelivered meals are provided for the communities of Albany, Avon, Freeport, Holdingford, New Munich, Meire Grove, Greenwald, Melrose, Sauk Centre, St. Joseph, St. Martin and St. Rosa. For seniors 60 years and older who meet program criteria. Partially funded under contract with the Central Minnesota Council on Aging as part of the Older Americans Act, and administered by Catholic Charities of the Diocese of St. Cloud. Volunteer opportunities are always available for all of the route areas. Listen to KASM Radio FM 105.5 for announcements. For more information, call 320-845-4070, email at albanysrdining@ccstcloud.org, call St. Cloud office at 320-229-4584 or visit the website at ccstcloud.org.
Minnesota 4-H is the largest youth development program in the state, serving over 40,000 young people every year. It offers out-of-school, hands-on learning opportunities across Minnesota for youth in kindergarten through one-year post-high school. Stearns County offers several opportunities for involvement in 4-H groups and clubs. Call the Stearns County Extension Office at 320-255-6169 for more information.
Serving the parishes of St. Anthony, St. Benedict, St. Martin and Seven Dolors. For more information, contact James Welle at 320-845-2597. The Knights aim to help the churches they serve and welcome both new members and those transferring from other Knights councils.
Assumption Community Faith in Action Assumption Community, as part of a caring effort throughout Stearns County, is providing services for our elderly neighbors. They provide friendly home visits, minor home repair/modification, respite care for caregivers, caregiver support through one-on-one coaching, housekeeping chores, transportation, shopping and running errands. These sustaining services provide those living in the rural communities of Stearns County with more opportunities to stay in their own home or apartment. If you are in need of any of these services, contact Ashley at 320-348-2322. They would love to talk with you about how they might be able to help. They make every effort to fill all need requests. Because they are built on the concept of being a “neighbor helping neighbor” program, they are always in need of volunteers throughout rural communities of Stearns County.
The Albany Area Senior Citizens meet monthly on the first Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at the Albany Area Community Senior Center. The purpose of the meeting is to keep senior citizens active and knowledgeable of programs that affect them. Speakers are invited to present information to let seniors know what is available to help them and how to access the help needed. Socializing is enjoyed by playing cards and bingo. Lunch is prepared and served by a group of members each month. You are invited to attend meetings. President Shirley Bauer can be contacted at 320845-4533.
The Albany Sportsmen’s Club, which is open to the public, provides trap and skeet shooting, five stand and youth programs. The club is open from April through September – Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 6 p.m. until dusk and Sundays from noon to 2 p.m. It is located 3 miles north of the City of Albany on Highway 238. Call 320-845-4271 for more information.
Stearns County Area Horticultural Society
The Stearns County Area Horticultural Society meets the second Monday of the month (unless the date falls on a holiday), except during the summer months when garden tours take place. Meetings are at 7 p.m. at Our Savior’s Lutheran Church, 840 Lake Ave. There is a fee of $6 to join. Contact Beth Thelen for more information: beth.thelen@ live.com or 20-845-4681.
Stearns County Pioneer Club
The Stearns County Pioneer Club has an elected board of directors. The annual Pioneer Days show is in September and is located a mile north of Albany between Highway 238 and County Road 10. The Pioneer Club meets the third Monday of the month. Call Greg Fuchs at 320-250-7025 for more information.
MAY
TBD — Albany City Wide Spring Clean Up
May 7 — First Day Of Men’s League at Albany Golf Club
May 9-11 — City Wide Garage Sales
May 17 — Mixed/Couples Night at Albany Golf Club
May 18 — Avon Lions Scramble at Albany Golf Club
May 31 — Mixed/Couples Night at Albany Golf Club
JUNE
June 7-8 — 2 Person Best Ball at Albany Golf Club
June 14 — Mixed/Couples’ Night at Albany Golf Club
June 16 — Parent/Child Open at Albany Golf Club
June 17 — Holy Family School Scramble at Albany Golf Club
June 28 — Mixed/Couples’ Night at Albany Golf Club
June 29 — 6-6-6 Tournament at Albany Golf Club
JULY
July 13 — ABCD Tour at Albany Golf Club
July 19 — Mixed/Couples Night at Albany Golf Club
July 21 — One Person Scramble at Albany Golf Club
July 28 — Divorce Open at Albany Golf Club
July 29 — Mother Of Mercy Foundations
18-Hole Scramble at Albany Golf Club
AUGUST
Aug. 2– 23rd Annual Car Show
Aug. 3 — Heritage Day
Aug. 10-11 — Club Championship at Albany Golf Club
Aug. 11 — Seven Dolors Church Bazaar
Aug. 12 — Albany/Avon Fire Department Tournament at Albany Golf Club
Aug. 16 — Mixed/Couples’ Night at Albany Golf Club
Aug. 19 — Two Rivers Enterprise at Albany Golf Club
Aug. 25 — Two-Person Scramble at Albany Golf Club
SEPTEMBER
Sept. 3 — Mens League Fall Scramble at Albany Golf Club
Sept. 7 — Ice Cold Memorial Tournament at Albany Golf Club
Sept. 12-15 — Albany Pioneer Days at Albany Pioneer Grounds
Sept. 21 — St. Martin Open at Albany Golf Club
Sept. 28 — Superintendents Revenge at Albany Golf Club
OCTOBER
Oct. 5 — Rookies Tournament at Albany Golf Club
DECEMBER
Dec. 5 — Santa Day at Albany Pioneer Grounds
The event will be kicked off Friday night with Albany Chrysler Center’s 23rd Annual Car Show from 4-8 p.m. Aug. 2. It features antique cars, concessions, music, burnouts and more. For more information, visit their website at www.albanychryslercenter.net.
Heritage Day will be Saturday, Aug. 3, on Railroad Avenue in Albany. From sunup to sundown, there will be something for everyone. There are many events planned throughout the day, including a youth baseball tournament, 5K run, 1K run for kids, tractor pedal pull for kids and beer garden as well as childrens activities, food, games, gambling and the grand parade at 7 p.m.. The parade is followed by music provided by DiamondBack and topped off with fantastic fireworks, sponsored by the Albany Jaycees and the Albany Lions Club. Don’t miss your chance to help Albany celebrate!
Sunday, Aug. 11 is the annual Seven Dolors Church Bazaar. There will be a polka Mass at 10:30 a.m. with live music, dinner, a raffle and much more. Visit www.hohcatholic.org.
This event is the second weekend after Labor Day each September. The event is located a mile north of Albany between Highway 238 and County Road 10. The show started in 1975 and is put on by the Stearns County Pioneer Club, Inc. This non-profit organization has approximately 550 members.
Old-time activities include threshing, lumber sawing as well as a blacksmith shop, general store, printing press, lath mill, country school, working water wheel, Corliss engine, rope-making machine and model railroad museum, along with over 500 gas engines and more than 400 tractors on display. The ladies building features quilting, rug braiding and weaving, sewing, wool spinning and making ice cream. Each year the show features a particular brand of equipment that played a part in American heritage. There is also a flea market and a tractor parade Saturday and Sunday as well as a tractor pull Friday. Old-time, bluegrass and country music is played all three days. We also have karaoke Friday and Saturday nights. Catholic and ecumenical church services are Saturday evening and Sunday morning in the old Arban Church.
The show draws exhibitors, musicians and vendors from not only all over the state, but from states as far away as New York as well as other countries.
The show is a re-enactment of the life the pioneers lived.
The club invites anyone interested in preserving antique equipment (and demonstrating how it was used) to join their club. Mail questions to the Pioneer Club, Box 482, Albany, MN 56307 or go to www.albanypioneerdays.com for more information.
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204 Avon Ave Avon, MN 56310
320-356-9001
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Summer Hours: June-August - 9:30
Winter Hours: September-May - 10:30
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The City of Albany was incorporated in 1890, but not without a struggle. The first petition to incorporate, signed by 33 residents of the proposed area of incorporation, was presented to the Stearns County Board of Commissioners Nov. 30, 1888. The county board issued a notice calling for an election on the issue at the District 59 schoolhouse the following January.
The Great Northern and Soo Line railroads once bounded the city but have since been removed and the right of way now is utilized for pedestrian (hiking/biking) travel. One of the lines running from Avon through Albany to Sauk Centre is now a paved bike, hike and snowmobile trail called the Lake Wobegon Trail. The water plant was installed in 1902 and electricity in 1909. Beautiful Pine and Pelican lakes are about 4 miles northeast of Albany.
It was not an accident that the commercial development on Railroad Avenue (the main street) was almost confined to one side of the street. The railroad designed it that way, the objective always being to receive revenue from people who used the rails. The land within the 300-foot railroad right of way was not for sale, only for lease. Businesses allowed to lease the land from the railroad were those who shipped by rail — livestock, grain, general merchandise, farm implements, automobiles and so on. Retail merchants and service businesses hesitated to build on the railroad right of way with only a 30-day lease, so they built on the north side of Railroad Avenue.
John Schwinghammer Jr. laid the first claim in Two Rivers Settlement. The Obermiller and Platz families followed one year later. A halfway house was in Albany during the mid-1860s to accommodate pioneer travelers and traders on the Red River Trail. Seven Dolors parish was organized and a log church was built in 1868. This church also served as a school. Isador Obermiller served as first postmaster in 1870 with the coming of the Great Northern Railroad north of Albany. The settlement was relocated in 1872 and named Albany.
A monument was erected on County Road 54, a 1/2 mile east of Albany, in 1982 by the Stearns County Historical Society.
24326 Trobec St. Albany, MN 56307
stanthony@hohcatholic.org
320-845-2416
Service Time
Sundays at 8:30 a.m.
PO Box 277
151 Second St. S., Albany, MN 56307 sevendolors@hohcatholic.org
320-845-2705
Service Times Saturdays at 5 p.m.
Sundays at 7:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.
PO Box 98
212 First St. SW, Avon, MN 56310 stbenedict@hohcatholic.org
320-250-5618
Service Times
Sundays at 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Tuesday – Thursdays at 8 a.m.
PO Box 290
119 Main St., St. Martin, MN 56376 stmartin@hohcatholic.org
320-548-3550
Service Times Sundays at 9:30 a.m.
Thursdays at 8:30 a.m.
23845 County Road 40 Albany, MN 56307
320-845-2620
Pastor David Steege
Service Time
Sundays – 9:30 a.m.
If no answer at church and you need immediate assistance, call Don Barchenger at 320-845-4717
Our
840 Lake Ave., P.O. Box 670 Albany, MN 56307
320-845-2405
Pastor Anthony Christoffels | oursaviors@albanytel.com
www.oursaviorslutheranalbany.org
Service Times
• Sundays – 9 a.m. worship in-person or 1 p.m. online
• 10:15 a.m. Connect: Fellowship and education
• The Lord’s Supper is celebrated every Sunday of the month.
• Wednesday at 5:15 p.m. Generations in faith together with 5:15 p.m. meal and 6 p.m. activities
BOWLING
Albany Bowling Center 320-845-4732
North Park is the city’s largest park, approximately 58 acres, located on the north side of the city. The park provides a wide variety of recreational resources, including tennis, disc golf, volleyball and basketball courts, skate board ramps, picnic shelters, playground equipment, hike/bike trails and a softball field. Running water, electricity, and bathrooms are in the Jaycee Shelter but may be reserved for various events. To reserve the Jaycee or Lions park shelter located in North Park, call 320845-4244. No camping is allowed in the park.
CAMPING (no camping in Albany)
Cedar Lake Memorial Park, Upsala 320-573-2983 El Rancho Mañana, Richmond ........ 320-597-2740
GOLFING
Albany Golf Club ................................... 320-845-2505
A public 18-hole golf course located adjacent to Interstate 94, a block from the main street in Albany. Many water hazards provide challenges for the golfer attempting to shoot even par. They have Toptracer driving range. There is a full bar and restaurant at Greenside Grille.
ICE SKATING WARMING HOUSE ........................... on North Lake
CROSS COUNTRY SKI TRAILS on Albany Golf Course
DRIVING RANGE:
LODGING
Baymont Inn and Suites 320-200-9819
Lucy’s Loft ................................................ 320-291-5543
LIONS PARK is located along Sixth Street and abuts the North Lake. Amenities include a baseball field, basketball court, picnic shelter and warming house for ice skaters during winter months.
COUNTRY ESTATES PARK includes a baseball field, volleyball court, playground equipment and picnic shelter.
HALL’S HIGHVIEW PARK includes a baseball field, playground equipment and picnic shelter with running water and sewer.
HIGHLANDS PARK includes playground equipment and is located adjacent to the Lake Wobegon Trail.
Caramel Roll Ride
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The Lake Wobegon Trail measures 62 miles in Stearns County. The Stearns County segment of the Lake Wobegon Trail extends from the Stearns/Todd County line to St. Joseph and from Albany to the Morrison/ Stearns County line. There is an additional 8 miles of the Lake Wobegon Trail in Todd County.
If the Lake Wobegon Trail is connected with Morrison County’s Soo Line Trail and the Central Lakes Trail, which meets the
Alexandria to Garfield .....................6.0 miles
Garfield to Brandon .........................5.4 miles
Brandon to Evansville .....................4.9 miles
two abandoned railroad corridors — the Burlington Northern Santa Fe and the Soo Line.
Evansville to Melby..........................4.6 miles
Melby to Ashby ................................4.2 miles
Ashby to Dalton ...............................7.5 miles
Dalton to Fergus Falls ......................8.1
Legion Park Shelter is located along Railroad Avenue. This small park provides a great place for employees working in the downtown area to enjoy a relaxing lunch beneath the picnic shelter. The Albany American Legion erected monuments including flag displays in the park, honoring those who have served in the United States Armed Forces, especially those who have given their lives. The park is used for activities involving the Lake Wobegon Trail, Memorial Day Services, Community Education, Concerts in the Park and the annual Heritage Day Celebration.
Sauk Centre to West Union .......... 7.0 miles
West Union to Osakis 5.0 miles
Osakis to Nelson 5.6 miles
Nelson to Alexandria 6.5 miles
Alexandria to Garfield ................. 6.0 miles
Garfield to Brandon..................... 5.4 miles
Brandon to Evansville 4.9 miles
Evansville to Melby 4.6 miles
Melby to Ashby 4.2 miles
Ashby to Dalton........................... 7.5 miles
Dalton to Fergus Falls .................. 8.1 miles
30 Forest Ave., PO Box 40, Albany, MN 56307
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The Albany Area School District serves the communities of Albany, Avon, Farming, St. Anthony and St. Martin. The district features Albany Elementary (K-5), Avon Elementary (pre-K-5), Albany Area Middle School (68) and Albany Area High School (9-12). Approximately 350 teachers and support staff serve more than 1,880 students. The district is dedicated to small class sizes, offers a well-designed and delivered curriculum, and has an experienced and skilled staff.
Rigorous Curriculum: The Albany Area School District has an ongoing curriculum review process to ensure a well-designed and delivered curriculum, one that will prepare students for future success. Forty-five college credits are available through high school course offerings. The district uses both block classes and halfblock classes to meet the needs of middle school and high school students.
Student Opportunities: Elementary and secondary schools offer a variety of opportunities through clubs and organizations. Currently, over 80% of high school students participate in fine arts, academic, and/or athletic extra-curricular activities.
Experienced Staff: Highly-skilled teaching professionals and support staff provide an environment of trust, respect and security. Together we work to provide students the best education available.
Lifelong Learning Opportunities: The Albany Area Community Education program offers a variety of adult and youth recreation and enrichment opportunities. Kids Company, a school-age childcare program, serves over 225 students in pre-K-5. The Early Childhood program serves children from birth to age 5 and their families. It provides support, information and resources to assist parents in their efforts to raise healthier, happier children and prepare them for kindergarten.
Albany Area Community Education also offers free oneon-one help with English Language Assistance (English as a Second Language, or ESL), citizenship, reading, math, computer skills, GED, college preparation and job skills training through the Adult Basic Education program.
Partnerships: Last year, the Albany Area School District awarded almost $82,000 in scholarships to the graduating class of 2023 on behalf of local civic organizations, businesses and individuals. The district also collaborates with the College of St. Benedict, St. John’s University and St. Cloud State University in the areas of student teaching, internships, recreation, and activities involving cultural awareness and diversity. The school district is fortunate to have strong community support and cooperation with our local businesses, churches, Avon CAPS, Albany Elementary and Middle School PTOs, Women of Today, Lions Club, Jaycees, Chambers of Commerce, Albany Area Booster Club and the Albany Area Education Foundation.
Community Support: The Albany Area School District has a long tradition of exceptionally strong community support. After a successful referendum in August 2022, the district is currently underway on a building project to transform the former Albany Hospital into an Early Learning Center. The district is excited to be opening the Albany Area Early Learning Center (pre-K) in fall 2024.
320-845-2011 | hfamilys@albanytel.com
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Since 1886, Holy Family School has been offering a faith-filled environment with high academic standards. Serving students in preschool through fifth grade, Holy Family School is an excellent place for everyone to thrive in a Christ-centered atmosphere as we help each child reach his or her full potential.
Our staff is dedicated to providing a strong academic program while helping students to grow socially, emotionally and spiritually. We have 1:1 iPad and Chromebook ratios that help develop technology skills.
Holy Family School is supported by the Harvest of Hope community and other local area parishes. Christians of all faith denominations are invited to attend Holy Family School.
CentraCare
In addition, visiting specialists offer obstetrics and gynecology, orthopedics and podiatry. A new facility was built in 2019.
The physicians are board certified in family medicine and offer primary care for all ages. They are Libby Brever, MD; Nathan Brever, MD; and Brittany Nagel, DO. They are joined by advanced practice providers Amanda Green, PA-C; Easton Popma, PA-C and Heidi Madden APRN, CNP. The clinic provides a team-based care model where patients are a part of a team with skilled health professionals who work together to deliver more personalized, coordinated care and accessibility. The clinic hours are Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Family medicine physicians and advanced practice providers also see patients with urgent care needs on Saturday from 8-11 a.m. Physician Assistant William Green, provides urgent care for all ages Monday through Thursday from 11a.m. to 7 p.m. and Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Some symptoms appropriate for urgent care include upper respiratory infection, urinary tract infections, minor burns, vomiting, diarrhea, dehydration, acute sprains and strains.
find the tools they need to make positive changes in their behavior and lifestyles.
A certified diabetes educator and dietician works with patients as needed to create a personalized wellness plan that educates, motivates and empowers the patient with diabetes. It is designed to help patients
Physical therapy is offered Monday through Friday in conjunction with therapists from St. Cloud Hospital’s Rehabilitation Services.
Since 1930, we’ve built a reputation as a great place to work through a team culture of safety, respect, and continuous improvement with pride in our work. We believe in helping our employees live their best lives with on-the-job training to grow their skills—AND their paychecks. There’s a great job waiting for you at Standard Iron.
We’re hiring for multiple positions in our metal fabrication facilities, so apply today!
1st Shift: M-Th: 6 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
2nd Shift: M-Th: 4:30 p.m. – 3:00 a.m.
$1.50/hr shift differential
Weekend Shift: F-Sun 6 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.
Work 36 hrs, get paid for 40! $1.50/hr shift differential
We offer a very competitive wage and benefit package that includes: Health, Life, Dental and Vision Insurance, 401(k) with employer match, Profit Sharing with quarterly pay-outs, paid holidays, paid time off with additional PTO Bank options, tuition reimbursement, on-site training, and flexible scheduling! Can’t commit to a full-time schedule? We can work with that!
Let us create a custom shift that works around your life and family responsibilities:
• Shifts that start earlier/end later so you can get the kiddos off to school.
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• ½ days • Job-share with a friend
PAY YOU DESERVE
• Competitive pay to match your skill level/experience
• Regular raises that reward hard work
• Overtime opportunities
RESPECT
• Safety-first, always, with safety incentives/gift cards
• Supportive HR staff who go the extra mile for you
• Mentors to help you grow your skills and talents
• Supervisors that treat you like a person – not a number
WORK-LIFE BALANCE
• Predictable schedules
• More shift options
• Our quality record is realized by the customers we serve: John Deere, Cummins, Caterpillar and Case New Holland – to name a few
CULTURE
• We focus on quality, not just making rate!
• Team environment where we have each other’s backs
• Plant Management that is visible, available and knows your name!
230 Church Ave
P.O. Box 676
Albany, MN 56307
Located just off Interstate 94 next to golf course and Seven Dolors Catholic Church
www.motherofmercymn.org
• Rapid Recovery • Nursing Home
• Affordable Senior Housing • Assisted Living Apartments
• Enhanced Assisted Living • Memory Care
For more information about Mother of Mercy Senior Living or for a tour of the campus, please call 320-845-2195
Mother of Mercy Nursing Home: Residents can participate in activities and dining while overlooking the scenic public golf course and the Church of Seven Dolors in Albany. Rehabilitative services such as physical, occupational, and speech therapy as well as round-the-clock licensed nursing staff are provided to residents in need of short-stay care, long-term care or memory care.
Mother of Mercy Apartments: Overlooking the Albany Golf Course, Fairway Ridge offers an exceptional carefree, maintenance-free lifestyle with the assurance of assisted living. Grace Court Enhanced Assisted Living is for individuals who need higher levels of assisted living with around-the-clock personal care staff. Residents have the freedom to live in a residential setting as needs increase.
Grace Court and Tranquility Place: Close the gap between assisted living and skilled nursing care. Each person enjoys a private apartment with all rooms surrounding a central living area, where residents can gather to enjoy activities and meals together as a family.
Vibrant senior living, graced by the Spirit of care
Memory Lane Memory Care: Our memory care community has secured exits and is designed to look and feel like home. The private apartments open to a central living area and dining room. Spouses who wish to live with their loved one are welcome with double room options. Specially-trained staff help residents participate in daily life. Positive staff interaction rejoices in the abilities and moments of connection.
Pondview Estates: Nestled in the golf course residential neighborhood of Albany is Pondview Estates, a beautiful, income-qualified senior living community. A two-story lobby atrium welcomes residents home to a bright and airy apartment, complete with a full kitchen and bath, and an emergency call system. Outside are raised gardens, walking paths and a large front porch to enjoy summer breezes.
Ag Resource Consulting Inc.
Page 10
320-845-6321
131 Fifth St. Albany, MN 56307
Custom Waste Irrigation
Page 15
320-845-4644
PO Box 24 Albany, MN 56307
Hanson Paving
Page 40
320-259-7874
3636 Quail Road NE Sauk Rapids, MN 56379 www.hansonpaving.com
ATTORNEY
Willenbring, Dahl, Wocken & Zimmerman, PLLC
Page 24
320-685-3678
800-247-0925
571 Railroad Ave. Albany, MN 56307 www.willenbring.com
AUCTIONEERS
Mitchell-Przybilla Auction Company
Page 7
320-250-2108
18909 County Road 54 Albany, MN 56307
Albany
Chrysler Center
Page .................................. 15
320-845-2801
34650 225th Ave. Albany, MN 56307 www.albanychrysler.com
Joel Schneider Service Inc.
Page 21 320-845-4856
701 Railroad Ave. P.O. Box 537 Albany, MN 56307 www.joelschneiderservice.com
Straightline
Auto Glass
Page 4
320-845-2378
220 Railroad Ave. Albany, MN 56307
Zarns Oil-Marathon
Page .................................. 40
320-845-6577
140 Railroad Ave. Albany, MN 56307
BARBER
Eric’s Barber & Style
Page 7
Eric Ruch
320-845-7010
741 Railroad Ave. Albany, MN 56307
The Store of St. Anna
Page .................................. 30
320-356-7878
37215 County Road 9 Avon, MN 56360
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The Woodshop of Avon
Page .................................. 42
320-845-7141
1452 Railroad Ave. Albany, MN 56307 www.thewoodshopofavon.com
Avon Community Church
Page .................................. 24
320-356-9001
204 Avon Ave. N. Avon, MN 56310
Harvest of Hope
Page 34
320-845-2705
sevendolars@hohcatholic.org www.hohcatholic.org
Harvest Church
Page .................................. 45
320-836-2997
338 Main St. W. Freeport, MN 56331 www.harvestchurchfreeport.org
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Page .................................. 4
320-845-2405
840 Lake Ave.
Albany, MN 56307
www.OurSaviorsLutheranAlbany.org
CITY INFORMATION
Albany Area Chamber of Commerce
320-845-7777
PO Box 634
Albany, MN 56307
www.albanymnchamber.org
Albany City Hall
320-845-4244
400 Railroad Ave.
Albany, MN 56307
www.ci.albany.mn.us
Albany Fire Department
320-845-4040 (911)
231 Fourth St.
Albany, MN 56307
Albany Police Department
320-845-2200 (911)
400 Railroad Ave. Albany, MN 56307
COMMUNITY + ORGANIZATIONS
Albany Senior Community Center
Page .................................. 39
320-845-2536
320-845-2025 (Rentals)
741 Lake Ave.
Albany, MN 56307
Lake Wobegon Trail Association
Page 29
www.lakewobegontrail.com
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CONSTRUCTION
+ MORE
Breth Construction and Concrete, LLC
Page 9
320-260-6977
40807 State Highway 238
Albany, MN 56307
mikebreth@yahoo.com
Lic.# BC639950
Blattner Energy
Page .................................. 31
320-356-7351
392 County Road 50 Avon, MN 56310
www.blattnercompany.com
Hennen Lumber
Page 10
888-294-8686
320-836-2135
204 Main St. E. Freeport, MN 56331 www.hennenlumber.com
Lumber One Avon
Page 30
320-356-7342
P.O. Box 7
101 Second St. NW Avon, MN 56310 www.lumber-one.com
Tani Division + Interstate Monuments
Page .................................. 7
320-845-4733
34658 225th Ave.
Albany, MN 56307
www.tanidivision.com
Wells Concrete
Page .................................. 47
320-845-2229
210 Inspiration Lane
Albany, MN 56307
www.wellsconcrete.com
COFFEE
Salt & Light Coffee House
Page 31
320-845-2131
321 R ailroad Ave. Albany, MN 56307
www.saltandlightcoffeehouse.com
DELIVERY SERVICES
Haalnat Enterprise Page..................................40 Personal Delivery Service
320-248-2681 PO Box 123
Albany, MN 56307
DEMOLITION & RECYCLING
Opatz Metals & Rolloffs
Page 9
320-746-2819
120 Washington Ave. W. Holdingford, MN 56340
www.opatzmetalsinc.com
EDUCATION
Albany Area Schools ISD 745
320-845-2171
30 Forest Ave.
Albany, MN 56307
www.district745.org
Avon Hills Folk School
Page 16
320-492-1444
31335 Kalla Lake Road Avon, MN 56310
www.avonhillsfolkschool.org
Holy Family School
Page 26
320-845-2011
160 Second St. Albany, MN 56307
www.holyfamilyalbany.com
Montessori on Main
Page 34
320-557-3643
200 First St. SW Avon, MN 56310 montessorionmain@yahoo.com
ELECTRIC
JT Electric
Page 40 320-845-4789
111 County Road 10 Albany, MN 56307 jtelectricservice.com
Sunset Electric
Page 30
320-746-3018
24378 County Road 117 Albany, MN 56307
EXCAVATING
Kotzer
Excavating, Inc.
Page 31
320-845-4578 • 320-980-0015 21745 340th St. Albany, MN 56307 ckotzer@albanytel.com
Lange Trenching
Page 41 320-356-7976
32906 County Road 50 Avon, MN 56310 www.langetrenchinginc.com
FINANCIAL + ACCOUNTING
Black Financial Services
Page .................................. 11 320-356-9031 www.blackfinancialservices.com
Magnifi Financial Page .................................. 29
888-330-8482
641 Raidroad Ave. Albany, MN 56307
www.mymagnifi.org
Oakmont Capital Services, LLC
Page 33 320-844-8800
1321 Shamrock Lane Suite 1 Albany, MN 56307
www.oakmontfinance.com
Stearns Bank N.A.
Page .................................. 24
320-845-2151
140 Fifth St. Albany, MN 56307
www.stearnsbank.com
Total Agri-Business Page .................................. 20
301 Railroad Ave. Albany, MN 56307
www.totalagribusiness.com
FOOD, DINING + ENTERTAINMENT
A&W Restaurant
Page .................................. 12
320-845-6999
121 Eighth St.
Albany, MN 56307
Albany Dairy Queen
Page 6 331 Seventh St. S. Albany, MN 56307
www.dairyqueen.com
Albany Home Bakery
Page 20
320-845-2963
531 Railroad Ave. Albany, MN 56307
Avon Cabin Cafe
Page 37
320-356-7198
105 Avon Ave. S Avon, MN 56310 www.avoncabincafe.com
Barbacoa
Page .................................. 25
320-403-1590
441 Railroad Ave. Albany, MN 56307 www.barbacoaam.com
Greenside Grille
Page 28
320-845-2505
500 Church Ave. Albany, MN 56307 www.albanygolfcourse.com
Pelican Lake Ballroom
Page 7
320-845-2831
18419 County Road 154 Avon, MN 56310
Teal’s Liquor & Market
Page 26
Market:
320-845-4120
122 Eighth St. Albany, MN 56307 www.tealsmarket.com
Liquor:
320-845-4345
1000 Shamrock Lane Albany, MN 56307
FUNERAL PLANNING
Miller-Carlin Funeral Home
Page .................................. 18
320-845-2035
300 Railroad Ave. Albany, MN 56307 www.millercarlin.com
GARBAGE/RECYCLING
Waste Management
Page .................................. 13 www.wm.com
West Central Sanitation
Page 10 1-800-246-7630 www.wcsanitation.com
INSURANCE
Advantage 1
Insurance Agency
Page 12
320-252-6650
140 Fifth St.
Albany, MN 56307 www.advantageoneins.com
Albany Mutual Insurance Company
Page .................................. 23
320-845-2375
141 Fifth St. Albany, MN 56307 www.albanymutual.com
North Risk PartnersApollo Division Page 6
320-845-7070 800-247-7016
601 Railroad Ave. Albany, MN 56307 www.northriskpartners.com
Insurance Avenues
Page .................................. 38
320-251-2552
888-356-9443
108 Avon Ave. N. Avon, MN 56310
Ehlinger Lawn Service
Page .................................. 48 320-250-9337 info@ehlingerlawn.com www.ehlingerlawn.com
LAUNDRY
Albany Laundry
Page 14
341 Seventh St. S. Albany, MN 56307
MANUFACTURING
Standard Iron & Wire Works, Inc. Page 38
320-352-6525
1131 W. Sinclair Lewis Ave. Sauk Centre, MN 56378 www.std-iron.com
Albany Family Dentistry
Page 40
855-845-8415
360 Railroad Ave. Albany, MN 56307
www.albanyfamilydentist.com
CentraCare
Albany Clinic Page .................................. 36 320-845-2157
30 Railroad Ave. Albany, MN 56307 www.centracare.com
K&S Pharmacy, LTD
Page 6
320-356-1000
107 Avon Ave. Suite 1 Avon, MN 56310
Mother of Mercy Senior Living
Pondview Estates
Page .................................. 8
320-845-2195 • 320-845-2969
230 Church Ave. & 334 Golf View Drive Albany, MN 56307
www.motherofmercymn.org
NEWSPAPER
Star Publications
The Star Post Page .................................. 44
320-845-2700
561 Railroad Ave. Albany, MN 56307
www.star-pub.com
NURSERY
Huls Horticultural Services
Page .................................. 19
320-267-9805
www.hulsplants.com
PHOTOGRAPHY + GALLERY
Lake Wobegon Trail Gallery
Page .................................. 28
320-845-4100
431 Railroad Ave.
Albany, MN 56307
www.lakewobegontrailgallery.com Like us on Facebook
PLUMBING + HEATING
Gilk Plumbing, Heating & A/C, LLC.
Page 14 320-597-3200
Richmond, MN 56368
www.gilkplumbing.com
RECREATION
Albany Golf Club
Page 18
320-845-2505
500 Church Ave.
Albany, MN 56307
www.albanygolfcourse.com
Backwoods Outdoors
Page .................................. 34
320-293-7328
42011 State Highway 238 Freeport, MN 56331 www.backwoodsoutdoorsllc.com
Channel Marine & Sports, Inc.
Page 27
320-597-5975
Highway 23, Richmond, MN 56368 www.channelmarineandsports.com
RENTAL
General Rental of Albany
Page .................................. 16
320-845-7368
750 County Road 41 Albany, MN 56307
RECYCLING
Albany Recycling Center
Page 43
320-845-2747
34737 County Road 10
Albany, MN 56307
RETAIL
Albany Floral Shop & Gifts
Page 24
320-845-4776
401 Railroad Ave.
Albany, MN 56307
AMPS, Inc.
Page .................................. 40
320-845-4690
105 County Road 10
Albany, MN 56307
www.ampsrs.com
Back to Rhythm Massage
Page .................................. 4
320-845-2763
160 13th St.
Albany, MN 56307
Cold Spring Co-op + Country Store
Page .................................. 18
320-685-8651
300 Main St.
Cold Spring, MN 56320
MAC’S Fleet Supply
Page 26
320-845-4321
1241 County Road 10 Albany, MN 56307
Mondloch
Hardware Hank
Page 22
320-548-3255
125 Main St. St. Martin, MN 56376
SEPTIC SERVICE
Austin Incorporated
Page 32
Septic Services
320-845-6464
320-250-3277
36058 State Hightway 238
Albany, MN 56307
SIGNS, APPAREL + ADVERTISING
Everything Signs
Page 16
320-746-0746
500 Main St. Holdingford, MN 56340 www.everythingsigns.com
Redline Apparel, LLC
Page 17
320-845-7445
33695 County Road 10 Albany, MN 56307
Sign Design
Page .................................. 35
320-352-6577
522 Sinclair Lewis Ave. Sauk Centre, MN 56378
A&D Storage, LLC
Page 4
320-845-2466
34901 County Road 10 Albany, MN 56307
THEATRE
Central MN Theatre Page 17
320-241-4548
111 Division St. Sauk Rapids, MN 56379 www.centralmntheatre.com
TECHNOLOGY + COMMUNICATION
Community Technology Center
Page 17
320-845-8888
360 Railroad Ave. Suite 2 Albany, MN 56307 www.mnctc.com
TOBACCO
Main Street Smoke Shop Page 34
320-352-4080
201 Main St. S. Suite 3 Sauk Centre, MN 56378
TRANSPORTATION + MOVING
Brenny Transportation, Inc. & Specialized, Inc. Page 17
320-363-6999
8505 Ridgewood Road St. Joseph, MN 56374 brennytruck.com
Ramler Trucking Page .................................. 11
320-845-4500
400 13th St. Albany, MN 56307
www.ramlertrucking.com
We Haul For You Page 39
320-250-2855
Doug Legatt www.WeHaulForYou.com
UTILITIES + COMMUNICATIONS
Albany Mutual Telephone Page 2
320-845-2101
131 Sixth St. Albany, MN 56307 www.AFComm.net
VETERINARY
Lake Country Veterinary Service Page 43
320-845-6930
551 Railroad Ave. Albany, MN 56307 www.lakecountryvetservice.com
WATER
Culligan Water of Central MN Page .................................. 20
320-352-6587
625 Lincoln Loop Sauk Centre, MN 56378 www.culliganh2o.com
WEDDING / RENTAL
Complete Coverage Rental Page 21
320-412-0623
8274 Delta Circle
St. Joseph, MN 56374
www.completecoveragerental.com
Our team members are part of building something bigger each day that we come to work.
Whether a seasoned veteran or a recent graduate, Wells offers rewarding career opportunities to put your skills to use, advance your knowledge and create community landmarks that inspire pride among those closest to you.
Learn more about our career opportunities
Cassie Kazeck, Talent Acquisition Manager
cassie.kazeck@wellsconcrete.com | 320.428.2247
Production Positions:
Production Laborer
Yard & Shipping Laborer
Ready-Mix Driver
Welder
Wells
210 Inspiration Lane Albany, MN 56307
Other Opportunities:
Structural Engineer
Project Manager
Estimator
Sales
Production positions starting wage: $25 or more depending on experience
wellsconcrete.com/careers
Wells is an EO/AA/Vet/Disability Employer
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