A word from word from our mayor
Welcome to Avon! Whether you are looking for a place to visit, live or start a business, you are welcome here. Avon is situated right on Interstate 94, close to the urban area of St. Cloud, yet distant enough to provide a small-town atmosphere. Avon is rich in history and loved by all who have been touched by its quaint charm and friendliness. Minnesota’s New Country radio station (98.1 WWJO-FM) recently reported that Avon landed in the top 10 of a listing of best small towns in Minnesota, ranking high in jobs, affordability, safety, and education — and we couldn’t agree more!
and the Lakers Baseball Field. Check out the view of Middle Spunk Lake from the historic Fisher’s Club or PJ’s on the Lake. Pull up a chair and enjoy a cup of coffee at the Gathering Grounds, or express your artistic side by painting an assortment of pottery at the PotSpot of Avon. There is something for everyone.
Avon
If you’re a visitor to our city, I hope you will take time to explore the lakes, beautiful, wooded hills and all the unique experiences that Avon has to offer. Enjoy the sights and attractions that highlight our community, including the public beach, Lake Wobegon Trail, many parks
If you are moving to Avon for work, school or an enhanced quality of life, know that our community is growing and offers an ideal environment where families and businesses can grow and prosper. The area boasts an excellent, highly-rated school system, affordable housing and clean, safe neighborhoods. There are affordable lots for purchase in our city-owned Avon Estates development just west of Middle Spunk Lake.
Avon has a history of attracting strong local, national, international and home-based businesses. If you are an
Jeff Manthe, Avon Mayor
entrepreneur looking to start or relocate a business in this welcoming environment, with easy access to a freeway corridor, contact our city administrator at 320-356-7922 to talk about business opportunities and incentives that might be available to you. Again, it is my pleasure to welcome you to our city. It is a special place to visit, work, live and raise a family. Visit Avon Area Chamber of Commerce’s website at www.avonchambermn.com or the city of Avon at www.cityofavonmn.com for more information.
Fertilizing
Weed Control
Mosquito Control
Lawn Mowing
Edging
Seasonal Clean-Up
Dethatching
Aeration
Overseeding
Parking Lot Sweeping
Emergency 911
Police Department (Non-Emergency) 320-356-7575
Building Permit
Cable Television
Fire Department (Non-Emergency) 320-356-7400
Amy Pease, Zoning Administrator 320-356-7922
Michael Friedrichs, Building Official 320-377-9029
Albany Mutual Telephone 320-845-2101
Midco Communications 800-888-1300
Fax 320-356-2259
Education
Albany High School 320-845-2171
City Hall (including building permits) 320-356-7922
Avon Elementary 320-845-5300
Montessori on Main-Avon 320-557-3643
Community Education 320-845-2171
Holy Family School 320-845-2011
Garbage (Refuse)Residential (City of Avon): West Central Sanitation 800-246-7630
West Central Area Learning Center 320-256-7836
Clinic
CentraCare Clinic-Albany 320-845-2157
Newspaper (Local)
The Star Post 320-845-2700
Post Office 320-356-7676
Utilities:
Electric: Xcel Energy 800-895-4999
Xcel Energy (Emergency) 800-895-1999
Telephone:
Natural Gas: CenterPoint Energy 800-245-2377
CenterPoint Energy (Emergency) 800-722-9326
Albany Mutual Telephone 320-845-2101
Century Link 800-552-1104
MIDCO 800-888-1300
Water/Sewer: City of Avon 320-356-7922
History ofAvon
The first name of Avon was “Spunk Lake,” said to be the name of an Indian Chief named “Spunk,” so reports William Mitchell’s 1915 “History of Stearns County.” But this appealing “fact” is not fact. Jeanette Blonigen Clancy researched the subject for what became the 500-page, “Nestled between Lakes and Wooded Hills: The Centennial History of the Avon Area.”
Spunk Creek, which feeds Upper Spunk, Middle Spunk and Lower Spunk lakes, was named “Sagatagon or Spunk R.” on a map in 1843. “Spunk” was translated from the Ojibway name Sagatagan. It means “exceptionally dry and shredded wood or punk, used as tinder for making a fire.” Native Americans would have found an abundance of decayed wood to light their fires in the water-rich area of Avon. Six lakes are in the city or within a few hundred yards of it and almost 20 more
lakes are close by.
Spunk Lake received mail by stage coach and Claus Keppers was then the postmaster. When the railroad came through in 1872, the name was changed from Spunk Lake to Avon. Mail came every day, and William Murphy was the postmaster. It is said that James J. Hill, owner of St. PaulMinneapolis Railroad, wanted English names for the towns platted every 7 miles to serve and be served by the railroad.
Some of the first settlers in Avon were Nick and Mary (Terwey) Keppers in 1863. Nick’s brothers, Claus, John and Theodore followed, all sons of the Adam Keppers family in St. Joseph. Their family had arrived there in 1854, among the first settlers in St. Joseph. The first recorded baby to be born in Avon was Adam Keppers, son of Mary and Nick, born in 1865.
Mitchell reports that 10 families in Avon asked the Abbey of St. Louis on the Lake (now St. John’s Abbey) for priests to serve them so that they would not have to go to St. Joseph to fulfill their obligations. Benedict Haindl, OSB, walked once a month to say Mass in Claus Keppers’ wagonshop, which also served as a school. In 1871, a log schoolhouse was built, and the liturgy was celebrated in the school.
Spunk Lake became the Village of Avon, which became the City of Avon when it was incorporated in 1900. Avon still is known for its lakes, and the wooded Avon hills are known for their beauty and their unique flora and fauna.
Saint Anthony
320-845-2416
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Saint Martin
320-548-3550
119 Maine St | PO Box 290
St. Martin, MN 56376
Sundays @ 10:00am
Saint Benedict
320-250-5618
212 1st St SW | PO Box 98 Avon, MN 56310
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Seven Dolors
320-845-2705
151 2nd St S | PO Box 277
Albany, MN 56307
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Stuntebeck
140 Stratford St. E. PO Box 69 • Avon, MN 56310 www.cityofavonmn.com 356-7922 • Fax: 356-2259 Monday – Friday 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Office will be closed on legal holidays.
AVON CITY COUNCIL
Zoning Administrator hours are Monday – Thursday, 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Councilors:
Honorable Mayor: Jeff Manthe jmanthe24@gmail.com
Aaron Goebel aaronjgoebel@gmail.com
Sarah Grutsch kasa0501@hotmail.com
CITY STAFF
Katie Reiling reilingkatie1971@gmail.com
Mark Schulzetenberge marklefte2.0@gmail.com
City Administrator/Clerk Jodi Austing-Traut jodi.a@cityofavonmn.com
Administrative Assistant
Melanie Ebnet melanie.e@cityofavonmn.com
Zoning Administrator
Water/Wastewater
Amy Pease amy.p@cityofavonmn.com
Justin Kurtz justink@cityofavonmn.com
Public Works
Josh Blommer joshb@cityofavonmn.com
Chuck Pelkey chuck.p@cityofavon.com
Chief of Police
Ethan Smith ethan.s@cityofavon.com
Corey Nellis corey.n@cityofavonmn.com
Police Officers
Chad Klocker chad.k@cityofavonmn.com
Landon Gudim landon.g@cityofavonmn.com
Jason Falconer avonpolice@cityofavonmn.com
Casey Jansky casey.jansky@stearnscountymn.gov
Brendan Mooney brendan.m@cityofavonmn.com
Police
Eric Schultz eric.s@cityofavonmn.com
Vic Weiss vic.w@cityofavonmn.com
Kati Jansky kati.j@cityofavonmn.com
Joel Richter jric41@aol.com
M e m b e r s Members
Albany Area Community Education
Albany Area Schools
Albany Chrysler Center
Albany Golf Club
Albany Fiber Communications
All Surface Professionals, Inc.
American Family Insurance
– Kaitlin Wolf Agency
American Heritage National Bank
Avon Chamber
Avon Area Lakes Association (AALA)
Avon Coffin Works
Avon Community Church
Avon Dental
Avon Estates
Avon Hills Lions Club
Avon Quick Mart
Avon Subway, Inc.
Avon Women of Today
Black Financial Services
Blattner Company
Brenny Transportation, Inc.
Buildings By Jak, LLC
Casey's General Store
Christine R. Panek, CPA
City of Avon
Columbia Gear
Custom Wheel Outlet
Dan Schmidt Printing, Inc.
Everything Signs
Fisher's Club
Fox Logistics, LLC
Gathering Grounds, LLC
I.T. Solutions of Minnesota, LLC
Insurance Avenues/ Schmidt Insurance Agency
JP Meagher Realty
Just For Fun Entertainment
KASM-AM & KDDG-FM Radio
Kremer Insurance Agency
Lake Wobegon Outfitters
Lange Trenching, Inc.
Xcel Energy C u r r r e n t Currrent
Lumber One, Avon Inc.
Magnifi Financial
MD Salon & Spa, L.L.C.
Meagher Auctioneers
Mechanical Brothers, LLC
Midsota Manufacturing, Inc.
Oak Ridge Nature School
Over the Hills of Avon
Mother of Mercy Campus of Care
The Peripheral Vision
Phases Family Support
PotSpot2, LLC
Pure Bliss Salon & Spa
Reclaim Health, LLC
Serenity Village
Simply Balanced Health, LLC
SonRise Lutheran Church
Spunky's
The Star Post Newspaper
The Avon Area Chamber of Commerce is a group of community
Avon Area Chamber
of Commerce meets the first Thursday of the month. For more information on becoming a member of the Avon Area Chamber of Commerce, meeting information and events, email avonmnchamber@gmail.com or visit www.avonchambermn.com.
State Farm Insurance - Melrose
Stearns History Museum
Stonehouse Stained Glass Studio
Tischler Wood Products, Inc.
Mission
United Way of Central Minnesota
West Central Sanitation
Willenbring, Dahl, Wocken & Zimmermann, PLLC
Williams Dingmann Family
Funeral Homes
Our primary mission is creating, protecting and enhancing a healthy business environment for the benefit of our members and the growth of the community.
Board of Directors:
President & Co-President:
Alexis Lutgen, United Way of Central Minnesota
Jacob Voss, Fisher’s Club
Treasurer:
Board Members:
Diane Harms, American Heritage National Bank
Cassie Novak, Albany Area Schools
Kasey Bueckers, PCI, Inc.
Samantha Jonas, Pure Bliss Salon & Spa
Joe Menke, Oak Ridge Nature School
Executive Secretary:
LeAnn Platz.….….….….….….avonmnchamber@gmail.com
Avon Area Chamber of Commerce is always looking for volunteers, organizations, non-profits, and new businesses to be a part of the growing community. If you are interested in becoming a part of the organization or have interest in ideas for the chamber, please reach out to your chamber board members.
Building permits, burning permits and dog licenses are required in the city.
For building permits for properties located within the city limits of Avon, contact Avon City Hall for more information at 320-356-7922.
For building permits for properties located in Avon Township, contact 320-248-8036.
Avon Department Fire
Joel Richter (front, from left), Chief Chuck Swenson, Assistant Chief Kyle Smith, Gary Schmitz, retired; George Bauer, Alexis Nelson, Andrew Wensman, Russ Panek, Jamey Widman, Brandon Merkling, EMS Captain Paul Ruegemer, Chris Pflueger; (back, from left) Truck Captain Craig Doll, Adam Pogatschnik, Secretary Captain Casey Jansky, Ryan Morse, Josh Ricard, Mathew Bounty, Colin Lobitz, Treasurer Captain Eric Notch, Chad Ramler, Kevin Korneck, Ben Grutsch, retired; Carl Verdon. Not pictured are Training Captain Gary Laing, Eric Mueller and Kirk Nelson.
A word from the word from the
Fire Chief
Welcome to the city of Avon from all of us at the Avon Fire Department. The Avon Fire Department was established in 1904, and our members continue to serve our community proudly. We also serve Avon Township and a portion of Collegeville and St. Wendel townships. We respond to all types of emergencies, from structure or car fires to auto accidents or water rescue. Our members are all trained as emergency medical responders and respond to all medical emergencies as well. Twenty-seven fully trained and dedicated members staff our department. We also have two new members who started their training and hope to be done in July. We average approximately 300 calls per year, which includes those related to the busy Interstate 94 corridor. Visit the city website to view our staff and equipment under the “Departments” tab, then “Fire Department.” We have recently completed our fire hall expansion, which included the addition of a 8,200-square-feet apparatus bay and renovation of about 2,000 square feet has become a meeting room and dispatch room. We, as the Avon Fire Department, are very proud of our department and the services we provide to our community — let’s be honest, we consider them
our family and friends. I am very proud to be a part of a group that works very hard to stay up to date with statemandated training along with learning new tactics to provide the best life safety and property preservation we can. Thanks to our communities for supporting us through our multiple fundraisers and donations; we couldn’t do it without you. I hope you and your family find new friends and the great things our community has to offer. If I can be of any help, you may contact me at 320-356-7400
Standing ready to serve, the members of the Avon Fire Department
Sincerely, Chuck Swenson, Avon Fire Chief
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Avon DepartmentP olice STAFF Department
2025 Full-Time Avon Police Department Staff:
Chief Corey F. Nellis corey.n@cityofavonmn.com
Officer Chad Klocker chad.k@cityofavonmn.com
Officer Jason Falconer jason.f@cityofavonmn.com
Kati Jansky, Admin. Records kati.j@cityofavonmn.com
Office located at Avon City Hall 140 Stratford St. E. 320-356-7575
2025 Part-Time Avon Police Department Staff:
Officer Brendan Mooney brendan.m@cityofavonmn.com
Officer Casey Jansky casey.jansky@stearnscountymn.gov
Officer Eric Schultz eric.s@cityofavonmn.com
Police Chief
that the officers investigate. The officers also have the ability to use two fully-equipped bicycles during summer. During winter, staff has a fully-equipped snowmobile for use as well. The police department has a trained less lethal munitions instructor, Taser instructor, firearms instructors and a drug recognition evaluator.
Officer Vic Weiss vic.w@cityofavonmn.com
Primary Department Email: avonpolice@cityofavonmn.com www.cityofavonmn.com @AvonMNPoliceDepartment
It is my pleasure to welcome you to the city of Avon with its great neighborhoods and small-town, friendly atmosphere. The Avon Police Department employs three full-time and four part-time officers, as well as a full-time administrative support and records staff member. The police department had a K-9 program; however, K-9 Maverick retired Jan. 10. Assisting our department with special events and other duties are our volunteer police reserves. You may also see beach patrol officers at the Avon Beach during summer. These officers are uniformed, but unlicensed. Beach patrol officers are granted the rights to enforce city ordinances at the beach, including those addressing smoking, drinking or lewd activities.
The Avon Police Department has three fully-equipped squad cars, which include the latest technology in computers and insquad video cameras. In March 2023, body worn cameras were implemented to assist in the safety of our officers and ongoing transparency while involved in incidents
The primary goal of the Avon Police Department is to provide for the security of persons and property within the community. This is accomplished through providing police services dedicated to the protection of life and property, apprehension of offenders, service to citizens, and providing services that are unbiased, fair, respectful and judicious. In respect for the dignity of all individuals and through public knowledge and confidence, professional and capable assistance is available in times of emergency or need.
The non-emergency Avon Police Department phone number is 320-3567575 and is answered 24/7. The police department also has a Facebook page where information can be found on many topics.
Again, welcome to the city of Avon. If you have any questions, comments or concerns, feel free to contact me.
Chief Corey F. Nellis, serving Avon since 2002
Community Services & & Organizations
Little Free Library
What
is a Little Free Library?
“Take a book, return a book,” a gathering place where neighbors share their favorite literature and stories. In its most basic form, a Little Free Library is a box full of books where anyone may stop by and pick up a book (or two) and bring back another book to share.
There are now four locations, with one in the Stratford neighborhood, one at the Lake Wobegon Trailhead by the Avon Chamber of Commerce sign and map, one in Avon Estates and the latest by the Church of St. Benedict’s playground. If you would like more information, email shelly@ craftygirlsofavon.com. Book donations are always welcome!
Post Office (USPS):
Albany Public Library
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 a free library card, a person can check out books, videos, compact discs, audio books and popular magazines. Using the various reference resources, questions will be answered, plus a public internet station is available for use. Daily deliveries bring requested items to patrons within days and children’s programs are presented several times a year.
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.
4-H Clubs
Minnesota 4-H is the largest youth development program in the state, serving over 40,000 young people every year. We offer outof-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, Ext. 4, for more information and to get involved.
Housing:
Located at 317 Blattner Drive • 320-356-7676
Window hours: 8:30 a.m. to noon and 1-4 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8:30-9 a.m. Saturday. Lobby hours: 24 hours
Housing developments are The Water’s Edge III, located north of town and Avon Estates, located on County Road 54 . Maps of the new developments are available at city hall.
Newspapers:
The Star Post is Albany, Avon and Holdingford’s official weekly newspaper. The city also has daily delivery of the St. Cloud Times, Minnesota Tribune,USA Today and Pioneer Press The Star Shopper, Hometown News and Dairyland Peach are also delivered weekly.
Community Services & Organizations
American Legion
Meetings are the third Monday of the month at 7 p.m. at the Avon City Hall. There are no meetings in June, July or August. For more information, contact Ray Schmidt at 320-248-4992.
Avon Area Chamber of Commerce
The chamber of commerce general meetings are the first Thursday of the month. For more information, visit the website www. avonchambermn.com.
Avon Area Historical Society
The Avon Area Historical Society was founded in the 1997. “Nestled between Lakes and Wooded Hills; the Centennial History of the Avon Area” is a 500-page history book of the Avon area. It is available for purchase at Avon City Hall, the Stearns History Museum in St. Cloud and by the author herself. For more information, contact author Jeanette Blonigen Clancy at 320-356-7445 or jblonclancy@gmail.com.
Avon Boy Scouts
Avon Area Lakes Association
Members working together to preserve and enrich Avon area lakes and their adjoining wetlands, lake sheds and ecosystems. Anyone interested in issues concerning local lakes is encouraged to attend a meeting, usually the fourth Sunday of the month at 7 p.m. at city hall. For more information, email Todd Whitney at whitney@ midrivers.com.
The Boy Scouts is an organization for boys in fi fth through 12th grades. They meet the first, second and fourth Thursdays of the month at the Avon City Hall. For more information, contact Zane Wenderski at 320-293-7139 or Maria Rossman at 320-428-5771.
Avon Cub Scouts
The Cub Scouts is an organization for boys and girls in kindergarten through fi fth grades. They meet every third Sunday of the month between 3 p.m. and 4 p.m. at Avon Elementary School. Annual School Night to Join Scouting is held each year in September. For more information, contact Paul Ruegemer at 320-492-8636.
Avon Food Shelf
Located on First Street Southwest on the northeast corner of the St. Benedict’s Parish Center in Avon. Open 6-7 p.m. on the first and third Tuesdays of the month; 10-11 a.m. on the second Wednesday of the month; and 6-7 p.m. the first four Thursdays of the month. We will not be open July 4 or Thanksgiving. We will be closed the month of December, except for one day that will be determined at a later date. For questions call 320-333-7897 or Jane at 320-333-0815.
Avon Girl Scouts
The Avon Girl Scouts are open to girls in kindergarten through 12th grade. Contact 320-252-2952 or 800-955-6032 for more information.
Albany/Avon Scouts BSA
The Scouts BSA Troop 32 meetings are the third Sunday of the month at 3:30 p.m. Contact Tanya Rothstein at 320-309-9164 for more information.
Community Services & Organizations
Avon Hills Lions Club
Meetings are the third Sunday night of every month at 7 p.m. at the Avon Township Hall. The Avon Hills Lions Club welcomes men and women over the age of 18 and is part of the largest service organization in the world with 1.4 million members. They volunteer their time to fill the needs in the Avon community. For more information, contact Jim Schnepf at 320-656-1056, membership chair.
Avon
Lions Club
Avon
TOPS
Catholic Charities Senior Dining-Albany
Located at Pondview Estates, 334 Golfview Drive. Meals are served Monday through Friday beginning at 11:30 a.m., and home-delivered meals are provided for the communities of Albany, Avon, Belgrade, Brooten, Cold Spring, Elrosa, Freeport, Greenwald, Holdingford, New Munich, Meire Grove, Melrose, Paynesville, Richmond, Sauk Centre, St. Joseph, St. Martin, St. Rosa and St. Stephen. For people age 60 or 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 available for all route areas. 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.
Knights of Columbus - Father Pierz Council 3628
Meetings are every first and third Thursdays of the month. For more information, call Ed Springer at 320-248-2662.
Avon Women of Today
Avon TOPS is a community weight loss program for anyone to join. Meetings are every Wednesday evening at 5 p.m. at Avon City Hall. For more information, contact Doris Studniski at 320-8452606.
Huskie Booster Club
Over the Hills of Avon Club
Serving the parishes of St. Anthony, St. Benedict, St. Martin and Seven Dolors. For more information, contact James Welle at 320845-2597.
Providing activities for active adults ages 55 and older in Avon and the surrounding area. Meetings are the second Tuesday of each month at St. Benedict’s Church basement. A meal is served at noon, followed by a short meeting, bingo and cards. New members are welcome. If you are interested in joining or need more information, contact Joann Dirkes at 320-249-1550.
Sportsman’s Club
The Avon Women of Today is a community service organization that welcomes anyone to join its membership. The meetings are the second Sunday of the month at 7 p.m. at Avon City Hall. For more information, contact Melissa Bueckers at 320-250-9826 or Arlene Feldewerd at 320-250-5213.
The Albany Booster Club is organized to promote and enhance sports for the Albany Area School District. To become a member, contact Scott Buntje, Albany Area Schools Athletics Director at 320-845-5040, Ext. 8. For more information, go to www.district745.org, click on the activities tab and then athletic information.
The Sportsman’s Club is a rifle range for members only located on Peach Drive between Avon and Albany. For more information about becoming a member, contact Jason Luethmers at 320-3337112.
The Stearns County Pioneer Club has an elected board of directors. The 51st annual Pioneer Days show is in September and is located a mile north of Albany between
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Highway 238 and County Road 10. The Pioneer Club meets the third Monday of the month. Go to albanypioneerdays. com for more information.
May
Community Events
Please be sure to check the chamber website at www.avonchambermn.com before making plans to attend any of the following events.
May 2-3 Avon/Albany Area Garage Sales
May 10 Lake Wobegon Marathon
May 10 Spring Fling at Wobegon Trail Park Adult and kid entrepreneur vendors welcomed. For more information, call Mary at 507-327-4049
May 18 Avon Lions Scramble at the Albany Golf Club 5 p.m.
June
June 20-21 Spunktacular Days
June 20 Car Show 5-8 p.m. For more information contact John Buttweiler 320-980-7265
June 7 City-Wide Clean Up 8-10 a.m. in the overflow parking area of Wobegon Trailhead.
June 17-20 Medallion Hunt
June 14 Live music by DJ Casey 8:30-11:30 p.m.
June 18 Fox 9 Town Ball Tournament 6 p.m Avon Lakers and St. Wendel Saints baseball game
June 20 Kids Games 5-7:30 p.m. by Avon Girls Scout Troop 132
June 21 5K and 1K Run/Walk 8 a.m. Registration from 7-7:45 p.m.
June 21 Kids’ Fishing Contest, Turtle Races 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Petting Zoo, Pony Rides, Inflatables, Charlie the Clown, Tractor Pedal Pull, Kids’ Obstacle Course See Avon chamber site for specific times: avonchambermn.com
June 21 Lady Slipper Nature Ride 8-10 a.m.
June 21 Craft Fair 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
June 21 Spunk Days Parade 7 p.m.
June 20-21 Music sponsored by the Lions
June 29 Immaculate Conception Parish St. Anna Parish Festival Raffle Drawing
July
August
July 13 St. Benedict’s Church Parish FestivalRaffle Drawing and other activities TBD
August 11 Avon & Albany Fire Department Fundraiser Noon at the Albany Golf Club. Shotgun start.
October
October 31 Boo Bash on Main 5-6:30 p.m.
November
Trick or Treating on Main Street in Avon. Check the chamber website www.avonchambermn.com before making plans to attend.
November 22 Toy Bingo at Shady’s Sunset Bay in St. Anna 10 a.m.
Sponsored by the Avon Women of Today
November 22 Purse Bingo at Shady’s Sunset Bay in St. Anna 2 p.m.
Sponsored by the Avon Women of Today
December
December 5 Magic of Christmas
TBD Toy Giveaway
Please watch for updates at www.avonchambermn.com
Please watch for updates at www.avonchambermn.com
TBD Food Shelf
Please watch for updates at www.avonchambermn.com
March 2026
TBD Lake Wobegon Community Expo For updates check the chamber website avonchambermn.com
April 2026
April 4 Annual Easter Egg Hunt
(the Saturday before Easter at Avon Elementary).
TBD Toy Bingo at Shady’s Sunset Bay in St. Anna 10 a.m.
Sponsored by the Avon Women of Today
TBD Purse Bingo at Shady’s Sunset Bay in St. Anna 2 p.m.
May 2026
Sponsored by the Avon Women of Today
TBD Avon/Albany Area Garage Sales
24326 Trobec St. Albany, MN 56307 stanthony@hohcatholic.org 320-845-2416
Service times: Sundays at 8 a.m. Wednesdays at 8 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 10 a.m.
Monday & Fridays 7:30 a.m. Wednesday - School year at 9 a.m.
Service times: Tuesday & Thursday at 8 a.m.
Parks & Recreation Beach Avon
Camping
– Cedar Lake Memorial Park, Upsala 320-573-2983 or email: cedarlake@sytekcom. com.
– El Rancho Manana, Richmond 320-5972740.
Golf
– Two Rivers Campground & Tubing, Royalton 320-584-5125
Albany Golf Club is a public 18-hole golf course located adjacent to Interstate 94, a block from Main Street in Albany. Many water hazards provide challenges for the golfer attempting to shoot even par. Check out their new Toptracer driving range. Visit www. albanygolfcourse.com for membership rates, green fees and other activities offered to the public, or call the Pro Shop at 320-845-2505.
Lakes
Parks
have active community groups and generous donors, which have provided funding and volunteer services for the development and upkeep of our many parks and facilities.
– Avon Estates Park is located at the center of the Avon Estates development, west of Avon on County Road 54. It offers playground equipment and a picnic shelter.
– Avon Lions Park is located at 140 Dolphin Ave. NE. Amenities include: softball park, playground equipment, an enclosed shelter and outdoor picnic shelter. To rent the shelter, call 320-356-7922.
Located within Avon are three Spunk lakes, which feature a public beach and public water accesses. Five other lakes are nearby, each providing plentiful opportunities for fishing, swimming, boating and just plain ol’ relaxing. Stearns County also offers information on lakes and parks around Avon. For more information, visit www.co.stearns. mn.us and search for Upper Spunk Lake. You may also visit the “Lakefinder” website, www. mnlakes.org for information such as lake sizes, depths, types of fish, etc.
– Central Park is located at 305 Avon Ave. S. and offers playground equipment and six new pickleball courts.
– Ochotto Park is located at 3 Angelfish Ave. and includes skating and hockey rinks with warming house, playground equipment, fishing dock, boat landing and a splash pad available from Memorial Day to Labor Day, depending on the weather.
Avon has the only public beach in the area. The beach is close to the Lake Wobegon Trail. Amenities include a sand beach, picnic tables and restrooms are open to the public daily until 10 p.m.
The Avon area boasts a number of beautiful parks including our Wobegon Trailhead Park. Avon has been fortunate to
– Stratford Park is located at 999 Hamlet Drive South with two softball fields, basketball court and playground equipment.
– Suncrest Park has playground equipment and is located at 515 Fifth St. NW
– Wobegon Trailhead Park is located at 108 Second St. NE and offers a picnic shelter, restrooms, lookout tower, map of the city of Avon and, of course, the Lake Wobegon Trail. If you are going to use the Trail Head Park, contact Avon Public Works at 320-4700203 to inform them on your event. There are rules and regulations that need to be met. (Example: No stakes, due to sprinkler systems, no driving on the grass, etc.)
A project named “Back the Beach” aims to make the Avon beach a familyoriented place and keep it that way so that everyone who utilizes it feels comfortable and has an enjoyable experience. It involves patrolling of the beach by unlicensed uniformed beach patrol officers who have the authority to enforce the Avon beach ordinances, which include enforcement of no alcohol, no smoking, no glass, no grilling etc. as posted by signs and stated in the ordinance.
Regional Trail
Lake Wobegon
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 counties line. There is an additional 8 miles of the Lake Wobegon Trail in Todd County.
If you connect the Lake Wobegon Trail with Morrison County’s connecting Soo Line Trail and the Central Lakes Trail, which meets the Lake Wobegon Trail in Osakis, you have the longest paved rail trail in the country – over 120 miles long.
The trail is open to bicycling, snowmobiling without studs, walking and rollerblading. The trail was built on two abandoned railroad corridors – the Burlington Northern Santa Fe and the Soo Line.
410 Avon Ave. N., Avon, MN 56310 320-845-5300
A part of Albany Area Schools ISD 745 www.district745.org
Welcome to Avon Elementary. Our educational environment serves students from preschool through fi fth grades. We have an enthusiastic and passionate staff of over 50 members, who are extremely dedicated to their profession. Each skillful employee makes it their mission to ensure students in our building have safe and positive learning experiences. Our goal is to work with all stakeholders to provide a well-rounded school experience. Our curriculum and instruction will focus on meeting the needs of every child socially, emotionally and academically.
Avon Elementary has embraced School Wide-Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (SW-PBIS). Our PBIS program is called BE A HUSKIE HERO. The PBIS framework includes practices that provide students with feedback on
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the accuracy and use of their social skills and behaviors, in the same manner that feedback is provided for successful and accurate academic performance. Our Huskie Hero program is built upon our research-based Character Strong social and emotional curriculum. This system enhances each child’s experiences by teaching positive and preventive behavior management strategies.
160 Second St. S., P.O. Box 674, Albany, MN 56307 | 320-845-2011 Email: hfamilys@albanytel.com www.holyfamilyalbany.com
We have much to be proud of at Avon Elementary! We have students, staff, parents and a community that work well together to make our school a positive, caring, collaborative and successful place to be. Join with us in our efforts to provide a high quality educational experience. If you ever have questions or concerns, call 320-845-5300. We want to hear from you.
Since 1886, Holy Family School has been offering a faith-filled environment with high academic standards. Serving students in preschool through fi fth grades, 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
SchoolAvon Elementary School Education District
West Central
9 Second St. SW, Melrose, MN 56352 320-256-6026 | www.wced6026.org
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.
For more information, call 320-845-2011.
West Central Education District is a service organization created to support our member school districts of Albany Area, Melrose, Paynesville and Sauk Centre. WCED operates three programs, to meet unique student needs, while also providing support within our member districts. To learn more, visit our website.
200 First St. SW, Avon MN 56310
320-557-3643
www.montessorionmain.com
Montessori on Main is a private school serving children from ages 8 months through 6 years of age. Our preschool and kindergarten program is guided by authentic Montessori principles to reveal each child’s innate love of learning. We seek to educate the whole child, applying the Montessori philosophy, in a family-oriented environment.
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The Montessori classroom is quiet and relaxed, exciting and full of challenging work that children find fun and rewarding. The carefully created curriculum and purposefully prepared environment is designed to engage
the learner. They will concentrate and achieve success through their own desire to succeed. There is nothing like the feeling of accomplishment to build self-confidence and a desire to go on to the next challenge. Because the child is our focus, the Montessori teacher individualizes the curriculum to the needs of each child. Our teachers are kind, patient, nurturing and supportive, allowing the child the time they need to be successful. The children learn respect for self, others and their environment. We encourage the children to be independent, self-motivated and responsible as they discover who they are and who they can be.
ISD 745
30 Forest Ave., PO Box 40, Albany, MN 56307
320-845-2171 • Fax: 320-201-5878
www.district745.org
The Albany Area School District serves the communities of Albany, Avon, Farming, St. Anthony, and St. Martin. The district features Albany Area Early Learning Center, Albany Elementary, Avon Elementary, Albany Area Middle School and Albany Area High School. Approximately 350 teachers and support staff serve more than 1,840 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 our students for future success. Fortyfive college credits are available through our high school course offerings. The district uses both block classes and half-block classes to meet the needs of middle school and high school students.
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 one-on-one help with English Language Assistance (English as a Second Language, ESL), citizenship, reading, math, computer skills, GED, college preparation, and job skills training through the Adult Basic Education program.
Student opportunities: Our elementary and secondary schools offer a variety of opportunities through clubs and organizations. Currently, over 80% of our high school students participate in fine arts, academic and/or athletic extra-curricular activities.
Experienced staff: Our highly-skilled teaching professionals and support staff provide an environment of trust, respect and security. Together we work to provide our 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 preK-5. Our early childhood program
Partnerships: Last year, the Albany Area School District awarded almost $75,000 in scholarships to the graduating class of 2024 on behalf of local civic organizations, businesses and individuals. The district also collaborates with 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/ELC 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 renovated former Albany Hospital into an Early Learning Center. The district welcomed its first class to the ELC in fall 2024.
HealthCare
Albany CentraCare Clinic
30 Railroad Ave., Albany, MN 56307
CentraCare – Albany Clinic offers area residents primary care services in a high-quality, cost-effective and caring manner. Our family medicine physicians and advanced practice providers care for patients of all ages. Onsite lab, imaging, physical therapy, ultrasound and diabetes education are offered at the clinic. Specialists also provide consultation for OB/GYN, orthopedics and podiatry.
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.
The skilled and experienced healthcare team of CentraCare –Albany Clinic continues to offer primary care, urgent care, lab, imaging, physical therapy, diabetes education and ultrasound. In addition, visiting specialists offer obstetrics and gynecology, orthopedics and podiatry. A new facility was built in 2019.
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 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday. Some symptoms appropriate for urgent care include upper respiratory infection, urinary tract infections, minor burns, vomiting, diarrhea, dehydration, acute sprains and strains.
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
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 find the tools they need to make positive changes in their behavior and lifestyles.
Physical therapy is offered Monday through Friday in conjunction with therapists from St. Cloud Hospital’s Rehabilitation Services.
Mother of Mercy Senior Living
230 Church Ave. P.O. Box 676, Albany, MN 56307
320-845-2195
Vibrant senior living, graced by the Spirit of care.
Senior Living
Located just off Interstate 94 next to the golf course and Seven Dolors Catholic Church
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.
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 eat their meals together as a family.
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-theclock personal care staff. Residents have the freedom to live in a residential setting as needs increase.
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 care staff interaction rejoices in the abilities and moments of connection.
Grace Court and Tranquility Place: Close the gap between
Serenity Village Assisted Living
113 Serenity Ct. Avon, MN 56310
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.
320-844-8880 serenityavon.com
It is our mission at Serenity Village to make this new chapter in your life one filled with memories. We value our residents and their life stories. We are dedicated to providing excellence and pride ourselves in individualizing the care for each of our residents. Our staff at Serenity Village embrace our core values of dignity, professionalism, humor, passion and integrity in providing services to our residents.
Family and loved ones are always welcome and encouraged to stop in and join in on the activities or sit with you next to the fireplace and enjoy a cup of coffee. Stop in for a tour of our beautiful facility.
We provide a variety of health-related services to assist each person’s individual needs:
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Business Directory
Stonehouse Stained Glass Studio
Page ..................................29
320-356-9211
438 First St. SE Avon, MN 56310 www.stonehousestainedglass.com
AUCTIONEERS
& REAL
ESTATE
DELIVERY SE SERVICES RVICES
Haalnat Enterprise Page ..................................14
Personal Delivery Service
320-248-2681
ASPHALT, CONSTRUCTION, ONSTRUCTION, CONCRETE + MORE +
Albany Ready Mix
Page ..................................28
320-845-2550
20504 330th St. Albany, MN 56307
www.albanyreadymix.com
Blattner Energy
Page ..................................17
320-356-7351
392 Country Road 50 Avon, MN 56310
www.blattnercompany.com
Hanson Paving
Page ..................................27
320-259-7874
3636 Quail Road NE Sauk Rapids, MN 56379 www.hansonpaving.com
Lifestyle Lumber
Page ..................................9
320-548-3459
375 Industrial Drive St. Martin, MN 56376 www.lifestylelumber.com
Lumber One Avon
320-356-7342
101 Second St. NW P.O. Box 7 Avon, MN 56310 www.lumber-one.com
Meagher Auctioneers & Real Estate
Page ..................................18
320-250-2958
320-250-5391 www.meagherauctioneers.com
CABINETS
P.O. Box 123 Albany, MN 56307
The Woodshop of Avon Page ..................................30
EDUCATION
Albany Area Community Education
320-845-5060
Mitchell-Przybilla Auction Company Page ..................................29
320-250-2108
18909 County Road 54 Albany, MN 56307
AUTOMOTIVE + + GAS STATIONS
Albany Chrysler Center Page ..................................13
320-845-2801 34650 225th Ave. Albany, MN 56307 www.albanychrysler.com
Avon Quick Mart Page ..................................10
320-356-7992
304 Blattner Drive Avon, MN 56310
Page ..................................11
Tani Division + Interstate Monuments
Page ..................................11
320-845-4733
34658 225th Ave. Albany, MN 56307 www.tanidivision.com
320-845-4856
CHURCHES
320-845-7141 1452 Railroad Ave. Albany, MN 56307 www.thewoodshopofavon.com
Avon Community Church Page ..................................21 320-356-9001
204 Avon Ave. Avon, MN 56310
Harvest of Hope Page ..................................9 320-845-2705 sevendolars@hohcatholic.org www.hohcatholic.org
Joel Schneider Services Page ..................................23
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church Page ..................................15 320-845-2405
701 Railroad Ave. P.O. Box 537 Albany, MN 56307 www.joelschneiderservice.com
Page ..................................21
220 Railroad Ave. P.O. Box 537 Albany, MN 56307
Zarns Oil-Marathon Page ..................................18
320-845-6577
140 Railroad Ave. Albany, MN 56307
BAIT & TACKLE
The Store of St. Anna Page ..................................31
320-356-7878
37215 County Road 9 Avon, MN 56310 See us on Facebook
Straight Line Auto Glass
30 Forest Ave. Albany, MN 56307 www.district745.ce.eleyo.com
Albany Area Schools ISD 745 Avon Elementary
320-845-2171
320-845-5300
10 Forest Ave. Albany, MN 56307
410 Avon Ave. N. Avon, MN 56310 www.district745.org
840 Lake Ave. Albany, MN 56307 www.OurSaviorsLutheranAlbany.org
Avon Hills Folk School Page ..................................13
320-492-1444
31335 Kalla Lake Road Avon, MN 56310 www.avonhillsfolkschool.org
Holy Family School Page ..................................6
320-845-2011
160 Second St. S. Albany, MN 56307 www.holyfamilyalbany.org
CITY INFORMATION
Avon Chamber of Commerce P.O. Box 293 Avon, MN 56310 www.avonchambermn.com
Avon City Hall
320-356-7922
140 Stratford St. W. Avon, MN 56310 www.cityofavonmn.com
Avon Fire Department
320-356-7400 (911) 140 Stratford St. W. Avon, MN 56310
Avon Police Department 320-356-7575 (911) 140 Stratford St. E. Avon, MN 56310
320-557-3643
Montessori on Main Page ..................................23
200 First St. SW Avon, MN 56310 montessorionmain@yahoo.com
EXCAVATING
Lange Trenching Page ..................................11
320-356-7976
32906 County Road 50 Avon, MN 56310 www.langetrenchinginc.com
FINANCIAL + + ACCOUNTING
Black Financial Services Page ..................................23
320-356-9031
www.blackfinancialservices.com
Magnifi Financial
Page ..................................10
HUNTING HUNTING, FI FISHING + GUNS SHING +
LAUNDRY
PLUMBING
+ HEATING +
888-330-8482
641 Raidroad Ave. Albany, MN 56307 www.mymagnifi.org
FOOD, DINING + + EN ENTERTAINMENT TERTAINMENT
Iron Horse Trading Company
Page ..................................7
320-845-4867
Albany Laundry
Page ..................................11
341 Seventh St. S. Albany, MN 56307
MEDICAL,
320-356-7100
Albany Home Bakery
Page ..................................24
320-845-2963
531 Railroad Ave. Albany, MN 56307
201 Railroad Ave. Albany, MN 56307 www.ironhorsetradingco.com
INSURANCE
Advantage 1 Insurance Agency
DE DENTAL EYE NTAL + PHARMACY +
Albany Family Dentistry
Page ..................................20
855-845-8415
Avon Cabin Café
Page ..................................40
320-356-7198
105 Avon Ave. S. Avon, MN 56310 www.avoncabincafe.com
Barbacoa
Page ..................................22
320-252-6650 140 Fifth St. Albany, MN 56307 www.advantageoneins.com
Albany Mutual Insurance Company
Page ..................................17
Page ..................................27 441 Railroad Ave. Albany, MN 56307 www.barbacoaam.com
Gathering Grounds
320-845-2375
141 Fifth St. Albany, MN 56307
www.albanymutual.com
Insurance Avenues
360 Railroad Ave. Albany, MN 56307 www.albanyfamilydentist.com
Avon Dental Clinic page ..................................18
320-356-7374
308A Blattner Drive Avon, MN 56310 www.avon-dental.com
Mother of Mercy Senior Living Pondview Estates
Page ..................................20
320-845-2195 • 320-845-2969
Coffee Shop
page .................................24
320-356-1106
200 Avon Ave. S. Avon, MN 56310 www.gatheringgroundsavon.com
Page ..................................39
320-356-9440
320-251-2552
108 Avon Ave. N. Avon, MN 56310
Greenside Grill
Page ..................................8
320-845-2505
500 Church Ave. Albany, MN 56307 www.albanygolfcourse.com
Kremer Insurance Agency
page ..................................2
320-356-9047
230 Church Ave. & 334 Golf View Drive Albany, MN 56307 www.motherofmercymn.com
NEWSPAPER
Star Publications
Pelican Lake Ballroom
Page ..................................11
320-845-2831
18419 County Road 154 Avon, MN 56310
FUNERAL PL PLANNING ANNING
Williams Dingmann
Family Funeral Homes
108 Stratford St. W. Avon, MN 56310 kremerins@albanytel.com
Scegura Insurance Agency
Page ..................................25
320-746-2582
131 River St. P.O. Box 214 Holdingford, MN 56340
The Star Post Page ..................................38 320-845-2700
561 Railroad Ave. Albany, MN 56307 www.thestarpost.com
PHOTOGRAPHY + G + GALLERY ALLERY
State Farm Insurance
Page ..................................34
Dustin Upgren
Lake Wobegon Trail Gallery Page ..................................14
Page ..................................7
320-356-7337
107 Avon St. S. Avon, MN 56310 www.williamsdingmann.com
GARBAGE + + RE RECYCLING CYCLING
Waste Management
Page ..................................11 www.wm.com
320-685-3672
318 Main St. Cold Spring, MN 56320 www.dustinupgren.com
LAWN SERVICE
Ehlinger Lawn Service
Page ..................................5
320-250-9337 info@ehlingerlawn.com www.ehlingerlawn.com
Rule Creative Page ..................................6 320-333-4479
361 Railroad Ave. Albany, MN 56307 www.rulecreativeco.com
Mechanical Brothers Plumbing-Heating page .................................2
508 First St. NE Avon, MN 56310 www.mechanicalbrothers.com
RECREATION
Albany Golf Club -Top Racer Page ..................................8
320-845-2505
500 Church Ave. Albany, MN 56307 www.albanygolfcourse.com
Rich Spring Golf Club Page ..................................25
320-685-8810
17467 Fairway Circle Cold Spring, MN 56320 www.richspringgolf.com
RETAIL
AMPS, Inc. Page ..................................23
320-845-4690
105 County Road 10 Albany, MN 56307 www.ampsrs.com
Channel Marine & Sports, Inc.
Page ..................................14
320-597-5975
101 Fourth St. SW Richmond, MN 56368 www.channelmarineandsports.com
Cold Spring Co-op + Country Store
320-685-8651
300 Main St. Cold Spring, MN 56320
320-845-4100 431 Railroad Ave. Albany, MN 56307 www.lakewobegontrailgallery.com Like us on Facebook
Floral Arts
Page ..................................26
320-363-7705
307 First Ave. NE St. Joseph, MN 56374 www.floralartsmn.com Find us on Facebook
Mondloch
Hardware Hank Page ..................................22
320-548-3255
125 Main St. St. Martin, MN 56376
