2024 Community & Visitor Guide

COMMUNITY & VISITORS GUIDE

COMMUNITY SERVICES

FORWARD WORTHINGTON

Located at 700 2nd Avenue. Call 507-372-2919 or visit www.forwardworthington.com

CITY HALL

Located at 303 9th Street. Call 507-372-8600 or visit www.ci.worthington.mn.us

PUBLIC UTILITIES

Located at 318 9th Street. Call 507-372-8680 or visit www.worthingtonpublicutilities.com

GOVERNMENT CENTER

Located at 315 10th Street. Call 507-295-5201 or visit www.co.nobles.mn.us

NOBLES COUNTY LIBRARY

Located at 407 12th Street. Call 507-295-5340 or visit www.nclibrary.org

PRAIRIE JUSTICE CENTER

Located at 1530 Airport Road. Call 507-295-5400 or visit www.co.nobles.mn.us

SANFORD WORTHINGTON EMERGENCY SERVICES

Located at 1018 6th Avenue. Call 507-372-2941 or visit www.sanfordworthington.org

FIRE DEPARTMENT

Located at 830 2nd Avenue. Call 507-376-5757

MINNESOTA ROAD CONDITIONS

Call 511 or visit www.511mn.org

ATTRACTIONS

FORBIDDEN BARREL BREWING CO.

900 3RD AVENUE • WORTHINGTON, MN

Forbidden Barrel Brewing Co. offers a rotation of four to six original beers made on site as well as a variety of porters, stout, IPAs, honey wheats and other high-end brews. The name and logo are derived from an 1872 story about East Coast settlers who didn’t abide by Worthington’s temperance movement. During a Fourth of July celebration, Prof. Ransom Humiston, Worthington’s founder, learned there was a keg of beer in the Worthington House Hotel, so he seized it, dragged it outside and destroyed it with an axe. Call 507-343-3880 or visit www.forbiddenbarrel.com

NOBLES COUNTY ART CENTER

407 12TH STREET, WORTHINGTON, MN

Rotating fine arts exhibits. Permanent collection of over 300 pieces from artists who have a connection to Worthington. (This is the largest regional collection in southwest Minnesota). Free concerts throughout the year as well as folk music concerts and artist’s receptions. Hours: 12:00 p.m. –3:00 p.m. Monday through Friday, 507-372-8245.

HISTORIC DAYTON HOUSE

1311 4TH AVENUE • WORTHINGTON, MN

The Historic Dayton House is a genuine showcase of Worthington’s early days. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. This magnificent house was built in 1890 by George Draper Dayton. He arrived in Worthington in 1883 and recognizing Worthington’s potential, helped establish a thriving agricultural community. In 1902, the family left Worthington to pursue a mercantile business in Minneapolis which later became Dayton’s Dry Goods Company, or simply Dayton’s. The house was purchased by Historic Worthington, Inc., an organization formed to preserve local historic buildings. Through thoughtful donations, this legendary home has been preserved for future generations. For tour, overnight lodging or event planning information please call 507-727-1311 or visit www.daytonhouse.org.

NOBLES COUNTY HISTORICAL MUSEUM

225 9TH STREET • WORTHINGTON, MN

House collections, archives and manuscripts of early Worthington and Nobles County. Hours 12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday, 507-376-4431.

NOBLES COUNTY FREEDOM VETERANS’ MEMORIAL PARK

SOUTH SHORE DRIVE • WORTHINGTON, MN

Nobles County Freedom Veterans’ Memorial Park, located at Freedom Shore Park on Lake Okabena, is a long-lasting memorial, honoring past, present and future veterans.

The fully lighted park is a memorial for living and deceased veterans, honoring the names of those who sacrificed to create and protect our freedom. Granite pavers include the name, branch of service and dates of service. A special colored paver is placed to honor and remember those veterans who were killed in action.

PIONEER VILLAGE STOWER DRIVE • WORTHINGTON, MN

Historic village of 40 buildings telling the story of early Worthington and Nobles County. The village is the scene of many activities and celebrations throughout the year. Open Memorial Day through Labor Day. Nominal fee. Call 507-376-4431 for more information.

ROUND LAKE VINEYARDS & WINERY

30124 STATE HIGHWAY 264 • ROUND LAKE, MN

Round Lake Vineyards & Winery is a family-owned and operated business located on scenic Round Lake in Southwest Minnesota. With a variety of different wines available, there is sure to be something to please every palate! Located 5.5 miles off of I-90 on highway 264, only minutes from Worthington, MN. Open 7 days a week, year-round. 507-945-1100 or visit roundlakevineyards.com

JUNE

Windsurfing Regatta & Music Festival

JULY

Radio Works Beach Bash

International Festival

City Wide Crazy Days

Farm to Table AUGUST

Nobles County Fair SEPTEMBER

King Turkey Day

OCTOBER

City Wide Holiday Open House DECEMBER

Worthington Wonderland

Wild Turkey Shoot Out

The staff at Forward Worthington extends a warm welcome to our community.

We have compiled a listing of information about our community to acquaint you with the many shops, businesses, attractions and activities in the Worthington area.

Jaime Salinas Forward Worthington Executive Director

The Worthington Community/Visitor Guide is published annually by The Globe in cooperation with Forward Worthington. Every effort has been made to produce as accurate of a community guide as possible.

Located in the southwest corner of Minnesota on Highways 59-60 and Interstate 90, Worthington is 175 miles from Minneapolis-St. Paul, MN, 187 miles from Omaha, NE, 90 miles from Sioux City, IA, and 57 miles from Sioux Falls, SD.

For more information and a calendar of events, visit our website at: www.forwardworthington.com.

We hope you come visit us soon!

The City of Worthington extends a warm welcome to our community.

Welcome to Worthington! Worthington has been an expanding community for the last 30 years and our population has grown to 14,047!

We are a city that has been reinvesting in itself and its residents to make this a great place to live and raise a family.

If you are a first-time visitor, you’ll find Worthington has a wide range of activities and services to offer. In this Visitor’s Guide you’ll find things of interest for every member of your family.

We have a very diverse population which makes us a unique community. Our restaurants have some of the best authentic food around while our retail businesses offer many specialty items.

Enjoy our parks, our recreational facilities, our entertainment facilities; or just a drive around our spectacular Lake Okabena will convince you that Worthington is a winner.

On behalf of myself and the residents of Worthington, our community is proud of what we have to offer. Thank you for visiting, we hope to have you come back again!

Sincerely,

Rick Von Holdt, Mayor

Rick Von Holdt Mayor of Worthington

ENTERTAINMENT

MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

714 13TH STREET, WORTHINGTON, MN

Constructed in 1931, the newly renovated and restored building is one of the largest performing arts centers and meeting spaces in a wide region of Southern Minnesota and Northern Iowa. The renovation includes an additional 4,400 square foot lobby, reception and concessions area, HVAC additions and upgrades, restrooms & ticket office.

Memorial Auditorium is a 657 seat classic art deco performance center owned and operated by the City of Worthington. Both theater & stage are wheel-chair accessible. The Memorial Auditorium is now showing movies, check their website for showtimes.

For ticket sales, rentals, and cooperative programming, contact the Auditorium Box Office, 507-376-9101, Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. or email: thememorialauditorium@gmail.com. Website: www.friendsoftheauditorium.com

MOVIE THEATER

New Grand Theatre. 1631 Darling Drive, Worthington MN. For ticket sales and information visit www.newgrandtheater.com.

THE AMAZING

WORTHINGTON CITY BAND

Each summer, on the shores of Lake Okabena at Chautauqua Park, there are a series of free band concerts. The concerts are done by The Amazing Worthington City Band, made up of over 50 people who love making music! Concerts run every Wednesday evening in June & July beginning at 7:30 p.m.

Special Concerts: Memorial Day - 11:00 a.m. & Fourth of July - 7:30 p.m.

WORTHINGTON AREA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

The WASO was founded in 2010. WASO supports quality arts education for residents of all ages, providing qualified musicians a venue to pursue their musical interests. For more information visit www.facebook.com/wasorchestra.

LUDLOW AMPHITHEATRE

Lakeside amphitheater with seating. Located by Ludlow Park on South Shore Drive. Available for weddings, concerts or family gatherings. Rental of the amphitheater is available through the city of Worthington by calling 507-372-8600.

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FITNESS

GREATLIFE GOLF & FITNESS CLUB

851 W. OXFORD STREET • 507-376-5142

Equipped with everything from state-of-the-art cardio machines to free weights ensuring you have what you need to succeed. Open 24 hours to make your workout fit easily into your schedule. GreatLIFE Golf & Fitness Club is also home to Worthington’s 18 hole championship golf course. www.greatlifeworthington.com.

ANYTIME FITNESS

1151 RYAN’S ROAD • 507-295-7110

Your neighborhood 24 hour gym in Worthington. Affordable and convenient membership gives you access to thousands of Anytime Fitness locations worldwide. Try them for free today. www.anytimefitness.com.

EMPOWERED FITNESS

213 10TH STREET • 507-727-1500

A private to semiprivate fitness facility that offers one on one and small group personal training, nutritional guidance and fitness assessments.

WORTHINGTON AREA YMCA

DEGROOT FAMILY CENTER

& CITY OF WORTHINGTON AQUATIC CENTER

1501 COLLEGEWAY • 507-376-6197

The YMCA is the area’s only full service, fully staffed facility. Facilities include: full gymnasium, fitness area, community/ multi-purpose rooms, kids gym area, indoor 30’ rock climbing wall for all ages, indoor track and locker rooms. Aquatic Center is the only indoor and outdoor swimming facility in the area. Call the Y for fees, hours and facility schedule or visit www.ymcaworthington.org.

PRAIRIE REHAB & FITNESS

315 OXFORD STREET • 507-372-2232

A unique combination of both rehabilitation and fitness center services. Visit www.prairierehab.com.

RECREATION

ARCHERY

Southwest Bowbenders Archery Club welcomes all ages to their indoor target range. Instruction and equipment are available at the indoor facility. Winter leagues begin in December and go through April. Summer league begins in June. Located one mile south on Plotts Avenue. Call 507376-6262. swbowbenders.com.

BASEBALL

Worthington Area Youth Baseball Association. Fields located at Centennial Park, Minnesota West Community & Technical College and Worthington Middle School. Call 507-3605261.

BIKE PATH

Over 7.5 miles of on and off street bike paths in and around Worthington, including around Lake Okabena.

PICKLE BALL COURTS

New court located on Clary Street, near the skatepark. Indoor court available at the Center for Active Living and at the YMCA.

HORSESHOE PITS

Located at Chautauqua Park on Lake Okabena.

DISC GOLF

Sunset Bay Disc Golf Course is located off of County Road 10 (South Crailsheim Road) at the South end of Olson Park. This course has 18 holes and begins in a mowed area progressing into a more rustic area. Sunset Bay Disc Golf Course was made possible by donations from area disc golf groups, individuals, and businesses.

FISHING

Fishing is great on 785-acre Lake Okabena. Fish caught are Walleye, Northern Pike, Yellow Perch, Crappie, Channel Catfish, and Sunfish. Recent lake assessments show many walleye in the 17 to 22 inch range.

GOLFING

GreatLIFE Golf & Fitness Worthington. 18 hole public golf course, driving range, locker rooms, rentals, swimming pool and dinning. Located at the West end of Oxford Street. Phone 507-376-5142.

IC E FISHING

L ake Okabena, Round, East and West Graham Lakes, Lake Ocheda, and many other shallow marshes offer great walleye fishing that peak at times of the ice fishing season. All listed lakes operate aeration systems to help keep a healthy fish population year round.

HUNTING

This area is widely known for its quality goose hunting. Ocheda Lake State Game Refuge along with Talcott Lake State Game Refuge offer some of the best opportunities to harvest the giant Canadian Geese in the state. With the abundance of publicly owned land, deer and pheasant hunting opportunities are numerous. Worthington was host for the 2014 & 2022 MN Governor’s Pheasant Hunting Opener. Check the license sales for maps.

SOCCER

Adult Soccer leagues every Sunday, mid April - mid September. Points accumulate to a championship at seasons end. Practice weekdays at 5 p.m. All play at newly renovated soccer fields located at Buss Field on Sherwood Street. YMCA Youth Soccer is available. For more information contact the YMCA at 507-376-6197.

OUTDOOR ICE RINK

Located at Centennial Park near Clary Street. Wintertime Ice Rink and summertime street hockey. Fully lit and on a first come first serve basis.

MULTI-USE TRAIL

Explore over 7 miles of combined groomed trails at Olson Park Campground, Minnesota West Community & Technical College and the Worthington Regional Park. The newly groomed multi-use winter trail is a non-motorized recreational snow trail used for snow shoes, fat tire bikes and cross country skiing.

OCHEDA ORCHARD

29716 Read Avenue • Worthington, MN

Ocheda Orchard is a pick your own orchard on 30 acres with more than 25 varieties of apples. Washington tree-ripened peaches, sweet corn and pumpkins are also available in season. Store hours & picking vary with the season. Located 4 1/2 miles south on County Road 5. Phone 507-376-3255. www.ochedaorchard.com

RECREATION

TENNIS

Tennis courts are available at Minnesota West Campus, Worthington Middle School, and Pleasant and MillardWalker City Parks.

SNOWMOBILING

Snowmobiling is a very popular winter sport in the area. The 150-plus miles of Nobles County trails interconnect with trails in nearby areas giving a great ride. Frosty Riders, the local snowmobiling club, can be contacted for more information, frostyriders@gmail.com

SPLASH PAD

CENTENNIAL PARK • WORTHINGTON, MN.

Featuring a 4,950 square foot concrete splash pad, which includes a wet zone of 3,550 square feet. The splash pad has a water recycling system, 34 different water features, partially colored concrete, park benches and tables.

WINDSURFING

Lake Okabena benefits from the 20-mile Buffalo Ridge which deflects winds toward the lake, often at speeds of 15 or more knots, which makes ideal conditions for windsurfing. A regatta is held in the summer on the lake. For more information visit www.worthingtonwindsurfing.net.

WORTHINGTON GUN CLUB

Trap shooting range. Trapshooting league starts around May 1st. Range located 2 miles north on Highway 59. Contact Glen Lonneman at 507-372-4273 or 507-376-3890. Pistol and Rifle range available by membership only.

WORTHINGTON ICE ARENA

Enclosed 1,100 seat arena is used for ice skating and hockey from October through March. At other times, the arena is available for rent, trade shows, craft shows and concerts. Located on the Nobles County Fairgrounds. Phone 507-376-5252.

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.

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Nobles County Minnesota is a Midwest destination for upland and waterfowl hunters alike. Roam over the 10,000 acres of public land located within a 30 mile radius of Worthington, Minnesota. Some of the state’s best wildlife habitat can be found on those acres. Whether you are chasing pheasants, waterfowl or deer, Nobles County is the “Go To” for hunters across the Midwest. Habitat diversity and a wide variety of cover types makes Nobles County stand out.

For more information contact: Nobles County Pheasants Forever President Scott Rall at 507-360-6027 or email scottarall@gmail.com and plan your next hunting adventure in Nobles County, Minnesota.

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.

MAP LEGEND SCHOOLS

1. High School

2. Minnesota West

3. Middle School

4. Prairie Elementary

5. St. Mary’s School

6. Christian School

7. Learning Center

8. Intermediate School

9. Community Education PLACES OF INTEREST

1. Pioneer Village

2. Memorial Auditorium

3. Nobles County Fairgrounds

4. GreatLIFE Golf & Fitness Worthington

5. Worthington Arena

6. FORWARD Worthington/ JBS Fieldhouse

7 Nobles County Historical Museum

8. Historic Dayton House

9. YMCA

10. New Grand Theatre

LAKESIDE PARKS

1. Chautauqua Park

2. Centennial Park

3. Vogt Park

4. Sunset Park

5. Slater Park

6. Freedom Shore Park/ Freedom Veterans’ Memorial Park

7. Ludlow Park

8. Ehlers Park

9. Sailboard Beach

10 Olson Park & Campground CITYWIDE PARKS

1. Bristol Park

2. Buss Field

3. Cherry Point Park

4. Church Park

5. Southside Park

6. Intercity Park

7. Kelly Park

8. Millard-Walker Park

9. Orchard Knoll Park

10 Pleasant Park

11. Vets Park

12. Watland Park

13 Hogan Park

14 Pirtle Park

CEMETERIES

1. St. Mary’s Cemetery

2. Worthington Cemetery

3. Memorial Gardens

COMMUNITY PARKS

CENTENNIAL PARK

Centennial Park was originally the city pasture (also known as Whiskey Ditch pasture) where the residents kept their dairy cows. It was named in 1958 to commemorate the state’s centennial. Facilities include a shelter house, restrooms, playground, volleyball and basketball courts, swim beach, beach house and splash pad. The park is adjacent to the boat landing.

CHAUTAUQUA PARK

The city’s first park was given this name as it was the place where the Chautauqua Programs were started from 1906 until 1931. This site was chosen on the shores of Lake Okabena and close to the business district. Facilities include a shelter house, restrooms, horseshoe courts and a band shell with seating for Wednesday night summer concerts. The new all inclusive park was opened summer 2022.

EHLERS PARK

Ehlers Park is named for long-time park superintendent A.J. Ehlers, whose handiwork can be seen throughout the park system. Ehlers Park has a shelter house, picnic tables, playground and dock.

FREEDOM SHORE PARK

Freedom Shore Park, located on the lake’s south shore, was developed in 1976, the year of our nation’s bicentennial celebration. In 2007, a Veterans’ Memorial was constructed honoring those who sacrificed so much to protect our freedom. This area was originally the Ludlow Apple Orchard.

LUDLOW PARK

Ludlow Park is named for the Ludlow family, from whose farm it came. They purchased the land from the first settler, G.J. Hoffman. The Okabena Apple was developed here. There is a shelter house, fishing pier, play ground and newly constructed amphitheater.

PUPPY PARK

A public place for your dog to exercise, play and enjoy the outdoors with you. Located on First Avenue SW at the Southeast end of Olson Park.

OLSON PARK

Olson Park, on the west end of Lake Okabena, was built on land donated to the city by industrialist-philanthropist E.O. Olson. Additional acreage came from the Haack sisters and Genevieve Peters. Overnight camping with 68 campsites, 62 of which have electricity, tent camping, shelter house, picnic facilities, dump station and nature trail under the canopy of large trees make this a most pleasant experience. To reserve a camping spot, call 507329-0760 or 507-372-8600.

SKATEBOARD PARK

Large concrete surface containing 3 ft. quarter pipe, 18 ft. wide; 2 ft. custom grind box, 19 ft. wide; grind rail, 12 ft. long; and 3 ft. quarter bank, 18 ft. wide. Located at Centennial Park.

SAILBOARD BEACH

This park is home to the Windsurfing Regatta & Music Festival in June. Located on the east side of Lake Okabena, was the site of the former municipal power plant. There is a wonderful seating area, fishing pier and access to the hiking and biking trails.

SUNSET PARK

This one acre park was given to the city by E.O. Olson in 1945. A boat landing, small picnic shelter and fishing dock are on the premises.

SLATER PARK

Slater Park was part of the property owned by the Southwest Minnesota Tuberculosis Sanitarium, whose director was Dr. Sidney Slater, after whom the park was named. A shelter house, restrooms, swim beach, playground and boat landing are located at Slater Park.

VOGT PARK

Vogt Park is named for the Vogt family, three generations of which have lived on the farm located near the park. A swimming beach and picnic table are available here.

CITY PARKS

For more information on all city parks, please call 507-372-8650.

RESTAURANT PHONE MENU HIGHLIGHTS

Arby’s Restaurant

1663 N. Humiston Ave. 507-372-4944 Market Fresh Sandwiches, Salads, Drive-Thru, Dine-In, Carry Out

Blue Line Cafe

Hwy 60 N.E. 507-372-4038 Full Menu, Family Dining, In-House Bakery & Deli

Burger King

1322 Oxford Street 507-372-7773 Breakfast, Sandwiches, Burgers, Salads, Drive-Thru

Cabanas Restaurant

1719 East Avenue 507-343-3833 Mexican & Salvidoran

Dairy Queen

1640 N. Humiston Ave. 507-376-5487 Sandwiches, Ice Cream, Cakes, Family Dining, Drive-Thru

Domino’s Pizza

1300 Humiston Ave. 507-350-3333 Pizza, Pasta, Wings and other sides. Carry-out or Delivery.

Duffer’s Bar & Grill

851 W. Oxford Street 507-376-5142 Lounge, Burgers

Appetizers, Fresh Pizza, and Much More

El Azteca

221 10th Street 507-376-4340 Authentic Mexican Menu

El Taco Restaurant

418 10th Street 507-372-5039 Mexican Platters, Taco Specials

El Rinconcito

300 10th Street Sweet Treats

Forbidden Barrel Brewery

900 3rd Avene 507-343-3880

Hy-Vee

1235 Oxford Street 507-372-7354

Jebena Ethiopian Cuisine

Craft Beer, Pizzas, Appetizers and Wings

Dinner, Salad Bar Mia Pizza & Starbucks located inside

Ethiopian + 1632 Oxford St. 507-343-3865 Vegan Options

Jimmy John’s 1300 Humiston Ave 507-372-5646 Sandwich Shop Dine-In, Carry Out, & Delivery

Kentucky Fried Chicken 1720 N. Humiston Ave. 507-372-2809

Chicken, Lunch & Dinner Buffet, Senior Buffet, Drive-Thru

RESTAURANT PHONE MENU HIGHLIGHTS

Long Branch

206 10th Street 507-376-6087 American Menu, Mexican Cuisine

Lupita’s Restaurant

1906 Oxford Street 507-343-2267 Mexican Cuisine

McDonald’s

N. Humsiton Avenue 507-372-7484 Breakfast, Burgers, and Ray Drive Salads, Drive-Thru

New City Buffet

1151 Ryan’s Road 507-295-9175 Asian & Sushi Buffet

Panaderia Mi Tierra Bakery

424 10th Street 507-343-0324 Bakery Rolls, Cakes, Coffee, Cappuccino & More

Panda House

913 4th Avenue 507-372-5155 Chinese, Lunch Specials, Dine-In, Carry-Out

Perkins Family Restaurant

I-90 & Hwy 59 N 507-372-7761 Full Menu, Family Dining, In-House Bakery

Phileo’s Coffee & Eatery

212 10th Street 507-727-1480 Sandwiches, Soup Lattes and Coffee Drinks

Pizza Ranch

1132 Oxford Street 507-376-3711 Pizza, Crispy Breaded Chicken, Buffet, Dine-In, Carry-Out, Delivery

Round Lake Vineyards & Winery 30124 St. HWY 264 507-945-1100 Full Menu, Wine

Subway

1471 Humiston Ave. 507-372-5600 Sub Sandwiches, Salads, Soups, Drive-Thru, Dine-In, Carry Out

The Mav Grill

1290 Ryans Road 507-343-0627 Full Menu, Full Bar

The Thompson Mexican Grill 310 10th Street 507-727-9987 Authentic Mexican

Taco John’s

1444 Oxford Street 507-376-6661 Breakfast Burritos, Mexican Platters, Tacos, Burritos, Dine-In, Drive-Thru

Top Asian Food Deli

312 10th Street 507-376-9550 Lao & Thai Cuisine

The Tap

107 12th Street 507-376-6556 Bar & Grill - Full Menu

FESTIVALS

BEACH BASH

One of their most anticipated annual events is the Radio Works Beach Bash. It started in 2015 and takes place every year on July 3rd. This FREE celebration is open to the public and held at Centennial Park. The festivities kick off in the afternoon and continue until sunset and wrap up with Fireworks over Lake Okebena. Attendees can enjoy a variety of activities, including LIVE Music, food, beverages, and games. It’s a fantastic way for the community to come together and celebrate the summer season and to raise money as Radio Works donates 100% of the events proceeds to The Lake Okabena Improvement Association! For more details, you can visit their website: Radio Works www.myradioworks.net

INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL

Celebrate the many cultures in Worthington at the International Festival. This colorful festival is every July at the Nobles County Government Center lawn in downtown Worthington.  A talent contest, live entertainment and food from around the world, children’s activities and much more make this an event you do not want to miss. Visit www. worthingtoninternationalfestival.org for more information.

KING TURKEY DAY

Don’t miss Worthington’s King Turkey Day celebration. For more than 80 years, this event has attracted thousands of people to Worthington. Start your day at the free pancake breakfast. During the Great Gobbler Gallop live turkeys are raced down the street in a friendly rivalry with Cuero, Texas. A delegation from Cuero brings a turkey to challenge Worthington’s famous turkey, Paycheck. Right after the gallop, one of the area’s largest parades kicks off. Hundreds of people gather along Worthington’s Tenth Street to catch the action. A featured speaker, 10K race and children’s activities are all a part of King Turkey Day festivities. Visit www.kingturkeyday.net for more information.

NOBLES COUNTY FAIR

There is sure to be family fun for everyone at the Nobles County Fair held each August at the Nobles County Fairgrounds. A full carnival runs Thursday through Sunday and grandstand events Wednesday through Sunday. All 4-H and open class entries from livestock, to photography to flowers are on display throughout the fair.

Visit Machinery Row on Stower Drive. And of course there is plenty of tasty fair food available. There is no admission charge to get on the grounds!  For more details visit www.facebook.com/Noblescountyfairgrounds.

WINDSURFING REGATTA & MUSIC FESTIVAL

If you enjoy windsurfing and/or music, this event is a cannot-miss annual item on your calendar. Each year, the Regatta strives to promote the windsurfing industry, racing and recreational sailing for national and international participants. Of course, the Music Festival is for people to enjoy music. The festival is free to the public. All operating revenue comes from sponsors, registrations, food vendor fees and beverage sales, so remember to celebrate - and shoplocal!

AMERICINN

1475 Darling Drive

507-376-4500

www.americinn.com

HISTORIC DAYTON HOUSE

1311 4th Avenue

507-727-1311

www.daytonhouse.org

OLSON PARK

951 Crailsheim Road • 507-329-0760

www.ci.worthington.mn.us/parkscampground/olson-park-andcampground

COMFORT SUITES

1447 Prairie Drive

507-295-9185

www.comfortsuites.com

DAYS INN

207 Oxford Street

507-376-6155

www.daysinn.com

HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS

1250 Ryan’s Road

507-372-2333

www.ihg.com/holidayinnexpress

SUPER 8 MOTEL

850 Lucy Drive

507-295-0746

www.super8.com

NORWOOD INN & SUITES

2015 N. Humiston Avenue

507-372-2991

www.norwoodinnworthington.com

EDUCATION

CHILD CARE

Region 8 Child Care Awareness of Minnesota

Southwestern Minnesota Opportunity Council 1106 3rd Avenue • Phone: 507-376-4195

Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday

website: www.smoc.us

Child Care Aware of Minnesota network helps families find child care and understand their care options, supports child care providers through grants and education and informs the community on the importance of child care.

COMMUNITY EDUCATION

Sharon Johnson, Director 827 N. Crailsheim Road

Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Phone: 507-376-6105

• Community Education

• Youth Development

• ECFE - Early Childhood • Family Education

• Even Start Program

• Adult Basic Education

• Community Connectors

• Nobles County Integration Collaborative

LEARNING CENTER

Spencer Wieneke, Principal 825 N. Crailsheim Road. 507-372-1322

AVALON SCHOOL OF COSMETOLOGY

Nancy Duron-Veguilla - Owner 1428 N. McMillan • Phone: 507-372-2344

e-mail: avalon56187@gmail.com

website: avaloncosmetologyschool.com Cosmetology Training

DISTRICT 518 ADMINISTRATION

John Landgaard, Superintendent, 1117 Marine Avenue, Phone: 507-372-2172

For more information on the District 518 schools visit our website: www.isd518.net

PRAIRIE ELEMENTARY

Heidi Meyer, Principal, 1700 1st Avenue SW

Phone: 507-727-1250

INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL

Cory Van Briesen, Principal, 671 North Crailsheim Road

Phone: 507-727-1275

WORTHINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL

Toni Baartman, Principal, 1401 North Crailsheim Road

Phone: 507-376-4174

WORTHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL

Tony Hastings, Principal, 1211 Clary Street

Phone: 507-376-6121

ST. MARYS SCHOOL

Jacki Probst, Principal, 1206 8th Avenue

Pre K-6th Grade

Phone: 507-376-5236 Website: www.smswgtn.org

e-mail: stmarysschool@frontiernet.net

WORTHINGTON CHRISTIAN SCHOOL

Deb VanderKooi, Head Teacher, 1770 Eleanor Street

Phone: 507-376-4861, e-mail: wcswarriors@iw.net

Grades K-8th grade, Preschool www.worthingtonchristianschool.org

MINNESOTA WEST COMMUNITY & TECHNICAL COLLEGE

WORTHINGTON CAMPUS

Terry Gaalswyk, President 1450 Collegeway • 800-658-2330 www.mnwest.edu

Minnesota West provides an array of liberal arts and technical programs. Our coursework is designed to fulfill the first two years of general education requirements.

Our KeyPrograms:

If youareexperiencingstress, feel overwhelmed,orhaving difficultiesin yourrelationships, SWMHcanhelp.

OutpatientTherapy-Child

Ourstaffaid yourchildorloved oneinmanagingtheir worries or concerns.

Psychiatry

SWMHpsychiatristsand psychiatricnursepractitioners offerservicesforindividuals acrossthelife course.

OutpatientTherapy-Adult ACT

AssertiveCommunity Treatment(ACT)isamobile teamapproachdesignedto helpadultswithmentalillness.

UnityHouse

UnityHouseisanine bedresidentialfacilityin Worthington,MNlicensedto treatpersistentmentalillness.

We provideabroadscopeofquality mentalhealthservicestoclientsofall agesandeconomicbackgroundswho resideinCottonwood,Jackson,Nobles, Rock,andPipestone counties.

HEALTH SERVICES

ACCESS FAMILY MEDICAL CLINIC & AVERA MEDICAL GROUP

WORTHINGTON

1216 RYANS ROAD, WORTHINGTON • 507-372-2921

1-800-881-1473 • www.averaworthington.org

Avera Medical Group Worthington is a multi-specialty group practice. It offers primary and specialty health care services, provided by physicians who are board certified in Family Practice, General Surgery, Internal Medicine, Obstetrics and Gynecology, and Pediatrics. Also on staff are providers licensed in clinical psychology and advanced practice nurse practitioner for behavioral health services.

The clinic provides diagnostic services with its own laboratory and x-ray facilities, cardiovascular stress testing, pacemaker checks, lung function studies, bone density scans, digital mammography, chemotherapy, nerve conduction studies and ADHD evaluations. Outreach specialty services available in Allergy/Asthma, Cardiology, Nephrology Oncology, ENT, and Oral Surgery. Urgent Care available 7 days a week.

NOBLES COUNTY COMMUNITY SERVICES

318 9TH STREET, WORTHINGTON • PHONE: 507-295-5272

W.I.C (Women, Infants & Children). Immunizations, food, lodging & beverage inspections. Public Health Emergency Preparedness.

HEALTH SERVICES

SANFORD WORTHINGTON MEDICAL CENTER

www.sanfordworthington.org.

As members of Sanford Health system, Sanford Worthington is dedicated to providing the best health care services to Worthington and the surrounding communities. The following services are part of Sanford Worthington.

SANFORD WORTHINGTON MEDICAL CENTER

1018 6th Avenue, Worthington • Phone: 507-372-2941

SANFORD WORTHINGTON CLINIC

1680 Diagonal Road, Worthington • Phone: 507-372-3800

SANFORD WORTHINGTON SAME DAY WALK-IN CLINIC

1680 Diagonal Road, Worthington.Phone: 507-372-3800. Hours: Monday – Friday from 5 – 8 p.m., Saturday from 8:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m. – 3 p.m.

SANFORD WORTHINGTON SURGERY CLINIC

1018 6th Avenue, Worthington • Phone: 507-372-3800

SANFORD WORTHINGTON OB/GYN CLINIC

1018 6th Avenue, Worthington • Phone: 507-372-3800

SANFORD WORTHINGTON ORTHOPEDICS & SPORTS MEDICINE

426 10th Street, Worthington • Phone: 507-372-3184.

SANFORD HEALTH CANCER CENTER

1018 6th Avenue, Worthington • Phone: 507-372-3600.

LOCAL SERVICES

AVIATION

WORTHINGTON MUNICIPAL AIRPORT

and Integrity Aviation. 1698 N. Airport Road. Phone 507-376-9293. www.integrityaviation.com

Jet A & AV Gas available, Courtesy Car

AUTO/RV TOWING

LOPEZ TIRE SHOP & SERVICE

In town towing. Phone . 507-360-2857

PALMA CUSTOM & AUTO SALES

Full service, body shop. Phone 507-370-3960

MODEL S CHARGING STATION

Tesla Super Chargers

I-90 Exit 43. The Mav Grill parking lot.

MEETING PLACES

AMERICAN REFORMED CHURCH

1720 N. Burlington • 507-376-6517. Will seat 475 at tables, 550 chairs only. Portable stage and portable sound system

AT THE BARN

1518 East Avenue • 507-360-0289

Rustic venue for up to 100 people. Climate controlled. Tables and chairs available. For more infomation find us on Facebook.

EAGLES

205 Oxford Street •507-295-9070

Seating capacity of 150.

ELK’S LODGE

1105 2nd Avenue • 507-372-2735. Seating for 350 guests. Most events are catered. Lounge with bar and portable bar available.

MEETING PLACES

FINE ARTS THEATER MINNESOTA WEST • WORTHINGTON

1450 Collegeway • 507-372-2107

Seating capacity of 242 and is an excellent facility for stage production, recitals, and concerts.

FORBIDDEN BARREL BREWING CO.

900 3rd Avenue • 507-343-3880

Public tap room seating for 120. Event room private events seats up to 90. Catering options available. Room offers full-service bar, sound system and HDMI large screen tv.

HISTORIC DAYTON HOUSE

1311 4th Avenue • 507-727-1311

For your small meeting, reception or party. Will seat 70 at tables. 125 chairs only. Most events are catered.

HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS & SUITES

1250 Ryans Road • 507-372-2333

Flexible meeting space for up to 40 people. TV with HDMI capabilities, & DVD Player available. Bottle beverages for purchase on site as well as Pots of Coffee & Cinnamon Rolls for purchase.

HY-VEE CLUB ROOM

1235 Oxford Street • 507-372-7354. Seating for 49 people.

JBS FIELD HOUSE

700 2nd Avenue • 507-666-3250

Our Conference room seats up to 24, includes a 75” Smartboard. For larger gatherings, our Mezzanine holds up to 80 people for larger birthday parties, graduations, and family reunions.

LERMA'S EVENT CENTER

703 Oxford Street • 507-329-7198

Large Ballroom to accommodate a reception, party or dance.

MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM & PERFORMING

ARTS CENTER

714 13th Street • 507-376-9101. 657 seat auditorium with excellent acoustics.

MEETING PLACES

NOBLES COUNTY HERITAGE CENTER

225 9th Street • 507-295-5397

Community Room has tables and chairs to seat 50 people. Adjacent kitchenette features refrigerator and microwave; food must be brought in, not prepared on premises.

P IZZA RANCH

1132 Oxford Street • 507-376-3711

Will seat 50 at tables. Full menu options.

PHILEO’S COFFEE & EATERY

212 10th Street • 507-727-1480

ROUND LAKE VINEYARDS & WINERY

30124 St. Hwy. 264, Round Lake MN • 507-945-1100 www.roundlakevineyards.com. Multiple locations to accommodate small to large groups. Sound system & wall projector available.

WORTHINGTON ARENA

1600 Stower Drive • 507-376-5252 or 507-376-2202

The enclosed arena can hold up to 1,100 people and is used for ice sports from October through March. All other times are available for rent and is ideal for trade shows, craft shows, concerts, small circuses, and other entertainment.

WORTHINGTON EVENT CENTER

1447 Prairie Drive, Highway 59 & Interstate 90 507-295-9185. Seating for 500 at tables. Grand ballroom can be subdivided. Most events are catered.

WORTHINGTON VFW

1117 2nd Avenue • 507-376-3800

Seating for up to 110 people. Most events are catered. Bar stays open to general public. Dance floor available.

GYMNASIUMS

AMERICAN REFORMED CHURCH

1720 N. Burlington • 507-376-6517

CENTER FOR ACTIVE LIVING

211 11th Street • 507-376-6457

LEARNING CENTER

825 N. Crailsheim Road • 507-372-1322

MINNESOTA WEST COMMUNITY AND TECHNICAL COLLEGE

Worthington Campus • 1450 Collegeway • 507-372-2107

ST. MARY’S SCHOOL

1206 8th Avenue • 507-376-5236

WORTHINGTON CHRISTIAN SCHOOL

1770 Eleanor Street • 507-376-4861

WORTHINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL

1401 Crailsheim Road • 507-376-4174

WORTHINGTON PRAIRIE ELEMENTARY

1700 1st Avenue SW • 507-727-1250

WORTHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL

1211 Clary Street • 507-376-6121

YMCA

1501 Collegeway • 507-376-6197

LICENSES

NOBLES COUNTY GOVERNMENT CENTER

315 10th Street • Phone 507-295-5264

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MEDIA

THE GLOBE • DGLOBE.COM

416 10th Street, Worthington • 507-376-9711

The Globe has been in operation since August 31, 1872, and serves Worthington and the surrounding area. Nearly 3,300 households receive The Globe in print and an average of 86,000 readers visit dglobe.com each month.

RADIOWORKS

93.5 FM - Rewind FM • 95.1 FM - Hot Country Highway

104.3 FM - The Bridge • 730 AM - KWOA • myradioworks.net

WORTHINGTON CABLE 3 TV

Community Programming • 507-727-1129

GOVERMENT OFFICES

WORTHINGTON POST OFFICE

850 10th Street Window Hours: Monday through Friday

8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Lobby open Monday through Saturday • 507-376-4870

TRANSPORTATION

GREY HOUND LINES

Tickets can be purchased at www.greyhound.com or at any full service terminal. Pick up/drop off at Cenex Gas Station 1710 N. Humiston.

JEFFERSON LINES BUS SERVICE

Tickets can be purchased by calling 800-451-5333, online www.jeffersonlines.com or at any full service terminal. Pick up/drop off at Cenex Gas Station 1710 N Humiston.

READING BUS LINES

Local and Long Distance Charters 19771 McCall Avenue, Reading Phone 507-926-5404

www.readingbusline.com

PRAIRIELAND TRANSIT SYSTEM

Phone 507-372-4444

NOBLES COUNTY HEARTLAND EXPRESS

Phone 507-376-3322, Ext. 238

TRANSPORTATION

WORTHINGTON CITY BUS

Available 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday at designated stops. Phone 507-376-3322.

http://www.smoc.us/transitsystem.html

USA TRANSPORTATION

507-370-7100

PLACES OF WORSHIP

ABUNDANT LIFE TABERNACLE

627 Clary Street, Worthington • Phone 507-329-3740

AMERICAN LUTHERAN

915 Winifred, Worthington • Phone 507-376-5264

AMERICAN REFORMED

1720 N. Burlington, Worthington • Phone 507-376-6517

CHRISTIAN REFORMED

1100 1st Avenue S.W., Worthington • Phone 507-372-2811

COMUNIDAD CRISTIANA DE WORTHINGTON

Christian Community of Worthington.

350 West Oxford Street, Worthington • Phone 507-372-7976

FIRST EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH

1200 4th Avenue, Worthington • Phone 507-376-6148

FIRST UNITED METHODIST

408 11th Street, Worthington • Phone 507-372-2939

GRACE COMMUNITY CHURCH

(An Evangelical Free Church) 2011 Nobles Street, Worthington Phone 507-343-7920

GRACE LUTHERAN

78396 340th Avenue, Worthington • Phone 507-842-5634

IGLESIA DE DIOS DE LA PROFEIA

1225 5th Avenue, Worthington • Phone 507-842-2582

INGLESIA PENTECOSTAL UNIDA HISPANA

500 Stower Drive, Worthington • Phone 951-505-8956

INDIAN LAKE BAPTIST

31141 Roberts Avenue, Worthington • Phone 507-376-5401

JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES

622 Clary Street, Worthington Phone 507-376-2605

JOURNEY MINISTRIES

212 10th Street, Worthington • Phone 507-727-7700

LAKESIDE CHURCH

1000 Linda Lane, Worthington • Phone 507-376-9735

LAO TEMPLE SIRI BUDDHARAM

24268 Oliver Avenue, Worthington • Phone 507-376-5126

LIVING WATERS COVENANT

1645 S. Shore Drive, Worthington • Phone 507-376-5109

SOLID ROCK ASSEMBLY

1730 Diagonal Road, Worthington • Phone 507-376-5770

ST. MARY’S CATHOLIC CHURCH

1215 7th Avenue, Worthington • Phone 507-376-6005

ST. MATTHEW’S LUTHERAN CHURCH - MISSOURI SYNOD

1505 Dover Street, Worthington • Phone 507-376-6168

WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN

230 Clary Street, Worthington • Phone 507-376-3138

WORTHINGTON BAPTIST TEMPLE

1508 N. Douglas, Worthington • Phone 507-376-3292

WORTHINGTON CHRISTIAN CHURCH

1501 N. Douglas, Worthington • Phone 507-376-3418

SPECIALTIES:

SPECIALTIES:

•Diagnostics and

•Diagnostics and special services

•Outreach specialty services

•Outreach specialty services

PRIMARY CARE:

PRIMARY CARE:

•Clinic laboratory

•Clinic laboratory

•Family medicine

•Family medicine

•Internal medicine

CLINIC HOURS:

• Monday - Friday 8 a.m.–5

• Monday - Friday 8 a.m.–5 p.m.

URGENT CARE HOURS:

• Monday - Friday 5-8:30 p.m

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•Internal medicine

•Obstetrics and gynecology

•Pediatrics

•Urgent care

•Obstetrics and gynecology

•Pediatrics

•Urgent care

• Saturday 9 a.m.–3 p.m.

• Sunday 11 a.m.– 2

• Monday - Friday 5-8:30

• Saturday 9 a.m.–3

• Sunday 11 a.m.– 2