SHOPPING

OXFORD STREET

Paralleling I-90 from each exit to the city, an ag fleet/farm store, retail, financial, office supply, auto sales, service, farm implements, hotels, communication and convenience stores are found on both sides of this busy thoroughfare.

DOWNTOWN

Quaint lighting, comfortable benches and decorative columns give ambiance for the wide variety of unique shops found downtown. Sanford Worthington Medical Center is located here, as are legal offices, drugstore, healthcare facilities, and financial service establishments. Home furnishings, gifts, brewery, clothing, ethnic shops and eating establishments give a truly unique shopping experience.

NORTH HUMISTON

At Exit 43 from I-90 this street leads to Oxford Street. It houses hotels, auto sales, beauty, eating establishments, gas and convenience stations.

THE BELTLINE

Stretching along the east and south Hwy 59/60 corridor is a succession of retail businesses. Lumber/building supplies, farm implements, agriculture parts/salvage, scrap metal/ steel sales, and gas/convenience station can be easily accessed.

RYAN’S ROAD/ NORTH MCMILLAN STREET

This street intersects with North Humiston. Nationally known retail stores are located here with furniture, financial, jewelry, beauty, clothing, health care, fleet/ farm store, communication, sporting goods and eating establishments.

CRAILSHEIM, GERMANY

SISTER CITY

Founded in 1947, the sister-city relationship between Worthington and Crailsheim, Germany began as a post WWII relief effort. Crailsheim was chosen because it was close in size and structure to Worthington.

Tons of clothing and donated items arrived in Crailsheim which was 70% bombed. Pen-pal relationships began and a student exchange program was initiated. The exchange students arrive in late July or early August and stay with four different families throughout the year.

The sister-city relationship was given the honor of receiving the first WORLD BROTHERHOOD AWARD in 1958. Many official visits and personal friendships have resulted from this relationship. It is believed to be one of the oldest and most viable relationships that has survived post WWII.

Contact with Worthington Crailsheim International, Inc. may be made through the City of Worthington at 507-372-8600.