The city of Holdingford is 10 miles north of Interstate 94 on County Road 9. If you’re coming to us via Interstate 94, please take the Avon exit. We welcome all visitors, whether you are biking on the Wobegon Trail or coming through by car. It is well worth the visit. Holdingford is home to the longest covered bridge in Minnesota, located just off main street. Stop at the Wobegon Trailhead Park. Its wooden train for the kids to play on and a SooLine railroad car with historic murals are a must see. You can bike or walk farther north on one of the most scenic areas of the Wobegon Trail. Beautiful countryside takes you into Morrison County, with views of the Mississippi River Bridge and Blanchard Dam. Back in town, at Veterans Park, we have a campground for tents and motor homes, playground equipment, skateboard ramps, lighted volleyball courts and a softball field. All are ready for young and old alike to burn off any extra energy. Our park shelter can be rented for picnic get-togethers.
In the center of town is Holdingford’s Soldier's Shrine, the first and oldest memorial of its kind in the United States. It is dedicated to the Veterans of World
War II. Holdingford is proud to have many strong civic organizations that help the city and surrounding communities. Our chamber of commerce promotes continued business and expansion to keep main street thriving. The Holdingford Area Historical Society Museum offers visitors a look at memorabilia of times long ago, as the city plans for new improvements and growth for the future. We boast an excellent K-12 school system, outstanding churches, restaurants, assisted living, retail shops and businesses. Our visitors and residents are important to us. We want you to feel at home and take a good look at what we may have to offer you.
See our website, www.holdingford.gov, for more information about our city.
Holdingford was named after pioneer Irishman Randolph Holding, who came to the area in 1868. He homesteaded on the west side of a ford area on South Two Rivers, where he started a general store and platted out his vision of the future village.
In 1872, he was appointed first postmaster of “Holding’s Ford” located at his general store. The building still stands as a house today. At about the same time on the east side of South Two Rivers, the village of Wardeville townsite was platted and had five homes.
In 1885, the first St. Mary’s Church was built by Scotch-Irish Catholics on the west side of South Two Rivers, as well as the first school across the road.
The name of the post office was
changed to Holding Ford in 1894, and moved to the east side of the river (Wardville) with Valentine Batz as postmaster.
Two years later, the village of Holding and Wardeville combined to be Holding Ford on Aug. 22, 1896. Also the same year, Union Evangelical Church was started on the east side of the new village.
In the early part of the 20th century, the village of Holding Ford was a very energetic and thriving village as an economic business and social center for the area.
From 1907-09, the Soo Line Railroad was built through Holding Ford, and in 1908 the local newspaper, The Advertizer, started publishing.
1911 saw the beginning of St. Hedwig’s Catholic Church, and in 1915, St. Mary’s Church was rebuilt on the east side, as the first church on the west side had burned down.
A concrete bridge built in 1919 over Two Rivers helped advance Holding Ford to become the biggest trading center for miles around. The addition of the Congregational Church, started in 1921, added to the diversity of faith.
After several earlier attempts to change the name of the village, finally in 1930, the name was changed from Holding Ford to Holdingford, distinguishing the difference between the township and the village.
During prohibition, Stearns County became a large producer of moonshine with a majority of the farmers in the area distilling spirits. Stearns County spirits made their way to Minneapolis, St. Paul, Chicago and Canada.
The product was nicknamed “Minnesota 13” after the seed corn it was made from. Many say Holdingford was the unofficial moonshine capital of Minnesota.
Community EVENTS
POLKA PARTY
Spring | American Legion, Holdingford
EASTER EVENT Saturday of Easter weekend
ST. ANNA SPORTSMENS CLUB/THE LANDING
ANNUAL OPEN CATCH & RELEASE WALLEYE
TOURNAMENT Held the Saturday after the fishing opener every year
Two Rivers Lake
OLD TYME MUSIC CONCERT SERIES
First Sunday of the month beginning in April
CLEAN-UP AND CARES DAY
May | Holdingford
HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION
June | Holdingford
HOLDINGFORD DAZE
Held the second Saturday in July | Holdingford (car show, fireworks, Wobegon Trail 5K Fun Run and Walk, parade, crafts, softball tournament, dance, volleyball tournament, bean bag tournament)
ALL CITY GARAGE SALES
Third weekend of August | Holdingford
HOLDINGFORD CHAMBER RAFFLE August (Check Holdingford Chamber Facebook Page for date)
TRICK OR TREAT DOWNTOWN Halloween
CARAMEL APPLE RIDE
First Saturday after Labor Day | Holdingford
CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING AND SANTA NIGHT
First Friday of December
SNO-FLYERS ANNUAL VINTAGE SNOWMOBILE RUN January
LIONS INDOOR FISHING CONTEST Last Sunday in February SPORTSMEN CLUB ‘250’ FUNDRAISER March
HOLDINGFORD FIREMEN’S BREAKFAST March
Holdingford Chamber of Commerce Area
We are proud to represent “shop local” initiatives. We look forward to supporting new business growth in the Holdingford area. To find out what we are up to, look for flyers posted in area businesses, visit us on Facebook or check out the city webpage, holdingford.gov, calendar of events.
The mission of the Holdingford Area Chamber of Commerce is to represent the business community of the Holdingford area by hosting events and collaborating on ideas, which will improve the economic well being of our citizens and businesses to improve and preserve our quality of life.
The mission of the Holdingford Area Chamber
April Easter Event
May Holdingford Cleanup Day
July Holdingford Daze
Second Saturday In July
August City Wide Garage Sales
October Trick or Treat Mainstreet
December Santa Night
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PARKS Recreation
VETERANS MEMORIAL PARK
Located on the south end of Main Street, the park features a children's playground, volleyball courts, a skate ramp and an ice skating rink in winter. A picnic shelter is available to rent and is the perfect place for a graduation or birthdy party. Camping is available with eight electric sites with cement pads for RVs. There is a primitive tent area as well. Restrooms and a shower room are available as well as a sewer dump station. Cyril Ebnet Ball Field is attached to the park. If there are no games or practices underway, round up your family and friends and have a game. For information on fees and rental costs of the picnic shelter or one of the campsites, contact city hall at 320-746-2966 or clerk@holdingford.gov.
LAKE WOBEGON TRAIL PARK
Located on the north end of Main Street, the park features a bike maintenance station, heated restrooms, water fountain and picnic tables. It's a great rest stop for those biking along the Wobegon Trail or a great place to park your vehicle to begin your bike ride.
FISHING AND HUNTING
Fishing is excellent at area lakes. Pelican, Two Rivers, Birch Lakes, Pine and Little Pine lakes, Ochotto Lake, Mary Lake, Lake Runey and Lower and Upper Spunk lakes have a variety of fish, including walleye, bass, sunfish, crappie, bullhead, northern pike and perch.
Public access is available for hunting. Deer, grouse, pheasant and waterfowl are some of the game prevalent in this area.
SKIING AND SNOWMOBILING
Cross-country skiing is available along the Lake Wobegon Trail. There is a lot of snowmobile activity in the area. Official trail maps can be found at various locations including the Holdingford Sno-Flyers Club and Jim’s Snowmobile & Marine.
ADDITIONAL RECREATION
More recreational opportunities exist within a short driving distance: St. John’s University offers a variety of activities including hiking, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, nature walks and birding. The university is located 13 miles southeast of Holdingford on Interstate 94.
Two golf courses are available for those wishing to enjoy the greens. Fritz Panek’s golf driving range is a really unique experience. It is located 2 miles east on County Road 17, then north on County Road 3. Albany Golf Club is 10 miles to the southwest and is open to the public and offers a more traditional course.
Bowling is available in Albany at Albany Bowling Center. Albany’s North Park offers the area’s disc golf course for those interested in this unique outdoor experience.
HOLDINGFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT
The district hosts many activities for children and adults. They offer open swimming and swimming lessons at the school. They boast two pickleball courts and offer summer softball and volleyball. Check out their community education newsletter or check with the school for a full list of activities.
Lake Wobegon Trail
The Lake Wobe gon Trail measures 62 miles in Stearns Count y. The Stearns Count y segment of the Lake
Wobegon Trail extends from the Stearns County/Todd County line to St. Joseph and from Albany to the Morrison County/Stearns County line. There is an additional 8 miles of the Lake Wobegon Trail in Todd County.
If the Lake Wobegon Trail is connected with Morrison County’s Soo Line Trail and the Central Lakes Trail, which meets the Lake Wobegon Trail in Osakis, it becomes 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.
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Comm un ity Community Services
CATHOLIC CHARITIES
SENIOR DINING-ALBANY:
Located at Pondview Estates, 334 Golfview Drive in Albany. Meals are served Monday - 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, Holdingford, New Munich, Meire Grove, Greenwald, Melrose, Paynesville, Richmond, Sauk Centre, St. Joseph, St. Martin, St. Rosa and St. Stephen for seniors 60+ who meet program criteria. Partially funded under contract with the Central Minnesota Council on Aging as part of the Older Americans Act, and administered by Catholic Charities of the Diocese of St. Cloud. Volunteer opportunities are always available for all of the route areas. For more information, call 320-8454070, email at albanysrdining@ccstcloud.org, call St. Cloud office at 320-229-4584 or visit the website at ccstcloud.org.
HELPING HANDS OUTREACH:
in Holdingford, St. Stephen and Rice that helps older adults and adults with disabilities remain in their home and community. Helping Hands volunteers provide transportation, light housekeeping and chore services. Our professional health educators and trained volunteers provide health and wellness classes, exercise groups and support for family caregivers. Helping Hands also supports weekly dining and monthly Lunch & Learn programs in Holdingford and St. Stephen. We rely on the generosity of volunteers and donations to sustain our programs. For more information call Helping Hands Outreach at 320-746-9960.
HOLDINGFORD CITY CENTER:
The Holdingford City Center is located at 420 Main Street. The offices of the clerk and mayor are located here along with the fire department. The Holdingford Area Food Shelf, managed by the local Lioness Club, is at the city center. Helping Hands Outreach has senior dining every Tuesday at noon in the dining hall. The center is available for rental on weekdays and weekends. The center includes a large meeting area, a commercial kitchen and two handicapped accessible bathrooms. Special rates are available for non-profit organizations. Call 320-746-2966 for rates and reservations.
LIBRARY:
Helping Hands outreach is a non-profit community-supported organization located
Not far from Holdingford, the Albany Public Library, located at 400 Railroad Ave. in Albany, is a 3,000 square foot spacious building. It is one of 31 libraries that make up the Great River Regional Library. With your free library card, you can check out books, videos, cassettes, compact disks, books-on-tape and popular magazines. Using the varied reference resources, your questions will be answered, plus a public internet station is available for your use. Daily deliveries bring requested items to patrons within several days and children’s programs are presented several times a year.
NEWSPAPERS:
The Star Post is a weekly newspaper that covers news and events in and around the Holdingford area. The city also has daily delivery of the St. Cloud Times, Minnesota Star Tribune, USA Today and Pioneer Press. The Star Shopper, Hometown News, Morrison County Record and Dairyland Peach are also delivered weekly.
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.
POST OFFICE:
Holdingford has a first-class post office. The Holdingford Post Office has all mail services available, with Express Mail overnight delivery to most major market cities and First Class Mail overnight delivery to Minneapolis-St. Paul. It is located at 105 Plymouth Street.
HOLDINGFORD
MUNICIPAL
Located at 451 Main Street, the city-owned municipal liquor store offers on/off liquor sales and a food menu. Bar bingo runs Wednesday nights at 7 p.m. and bands are featured some weekend nights. Charitable gambling by Holdingford Fire Fighters Relief and Husker Athletic Booster
320-746-2264.
Fire Department
Emergency: 911
Welcome to Holdingford from all of us here at the Holdingford Fire Department. Holdingford Fire Department was established in 1896 and our members proudly serve the city of Holdingford, Holding Township, and portions of Krain and Brockway Townships.
Our department is staffed by 25 dedicated members. On the second Thursday of every month, we have a department meeting, and on the fourth Thursday of the month, the department members participate in various training exercises. The Holdingford Fire Department members are trained as Minnesota State Certified Fire Fighter I and II, Hazmat and First Responder.
We respond to all types of emergencies such as structure fires, automotive fires, wildland fires, automotive crashes and water rescues, but the majority of our calls are medical emergencies. Last year, we responded to 150 emergency calls.
I have been a proud member of the Holdingford Fire Department for 33 years and have been serving as the chief for the last 12 years. I enjoy the camaraderie and the service this organization provides to our community.
On behalf of the Holdingford Fire Department as well as myself, I hope your family and you feel welcomed and safe in our community. If we can be of any help, please call us at 320-290-0332.
Sincerely,
Keith
Hommerding, Holdingford Fire Chief
The Holdingford Fire Department members are Mike Schmidt (front, from left), Melanie Odden, Arlene Warga, Dan Gerads, Brian Donabauer and Matthew Pantze; (middle, from left) Tony Stalberger, Dustin Siegle, Samantha Slivnik, Amber Molitor, Doug Legatt, Tim Winter and Aaron Rudolph; (back, from left) Keith Hommerding, Pat Meier, Melvin Breth, Zack Thomas and Davis Mickelson. Not pictured are Adam Achman, Bruce Gerads, Kelly Kobernusz, Chad Panek, Kyle Pundsack, Justin Spanier and Jim Stang.
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Holdingford Chamber of Commerce:
American Legion Auxiliary: The auxiliary is made up of women who are wives, sisters, children and grandchildren of veterans. Poppy day is held in May with all donations going back to the veterans. Proceeds are used for the ice cream social, Christmas gifts and decorations. Meat raffles are also held during winter to raise money for school and community support. Contact Donna Pueringer at 320-746-2492 for more information. Located on Main Street, Holdingford.
Organizations Community
The purpose of the chamber is to cooperatively advertise and promote continued business or business expansion for the sake of the local community.
American Legion Post 211: The American Legion Post 211 meets the third Monday of every month at 7:30 p.m. Their facility is available to rent for your events. Call Nikki Horvath at 320-746-2880 or 320-428-2456.
Friends of Two Rivers Lake: Two Rivers Lake Association (Friends of Two Rivers Lake) was formed in late 2009 with a mission to preserve and protect the integrity of Two Rivers Lake. For more information contact Leann Sachs at 612-709-0971
Holdingford Area Historical Society:
The historical society takes an active part in local community events, sharing the stories and history of our area. The documentary on the prohibition days in the area, "Minnesota 13 from Grain to Glass," has created a boost in interest on local moonshining and how
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it helped the survival of family farms. The historical society sells DVDs of the documentary as a fundraiser. The Welna building restoration (which houses the museum), the boxcar mural at the Lake Wobegon Bike Trail Head, a video taken of the Milbrandt excavation and posted at the Holdingford Historical Society's YouTube site (as well as other videos posted there), a restored local millstone and a large petrified wood piece are all works of the historical society. The Holdingford Area Historical Society Museum is open by appointment or during special Holdingford events. For more information or to make an appointment, contact one of the following members: President Ernie Schmidt at 320-249-5771, Vice President Herman Ebnet at 320-293-8289, or Historian Mike Odden at 320-293-6075.
Holdingford Lioness Club: Our club was organized in 1976 to be a service organization and auxiliary to Lions International, whose focus is on programs for the sight and hearing impaired. Our purpose is to provide an opportunity for women to become actively involved in community service through local projects. For more information, contact Sharon Berscheid at 320-746-2121.
Holdingford Lions Club: Lions Club meets the second and fourth Monday of each month in Holdingford. The Lions Club sponsors such events as the Indoor Fishing Contest on the last Sunday in February and the Holdingford Daze Parade. They also maintain the Lions Campground. For more information, contact Joe Christensen at 320-746-2619 or check out their site at Holdingford Lions Club – Facebook.
Holdingford Sno-Flyers: The Holdingford Sno-Flyers was officially established in 1968. The Sno-Flyers was organized by a group of people who had a love of the winter outdoors. The club belongs to state and federal snowmobiling organizations that are crucial for maintaining laws that protect snowmobiling and other outdoor recreation. The Sno-Flyers has about 30 members and holds an annual membership meeting the third Saturday of October at 8 p.m. at the Sno-Flyers Clubhouse. If interested in joining or if you have questions, contact Sue or Doug Marstein at 320-746-2787 or stop in at Jim’s Snowmobile & Marine and talk with Scott Paggen at 320-746-2165.
Owners Jeff & Sue Burg
Organizations Community
Holdingford Sportsman’s Club: The club’s mission is to promote hunting and fishing among all age groups, as well as help conserve our natural resources. The club meets monthly and host their "250" fundraiser every March at the Pelican Lake Ballroom.
Pedals to Petals Garden Club: The Petals to Pedals Garden Club has taken on the task of creating several beautiful flower gardens near the trailhead and at Veterans Park. Meetings are the first Tuesday of the month and the club welcomes new members. For more information, call 320-746-2966.
Our club was organized in 1976 to be a woman’s service organization, focused on community service.
Stearns County Area Horticultural Society: The Stearns County Area Horticultural Society meets the second Monday of the month (unless the date falls on a holiday), except during summer months when garden tours take place. Meetings are 7 p.m. at Our Savior’s Lutheran Church, 840 Lake Avenue, Albany. For more information contact Anne Smith-Bleichner at 320-310-6163 or visit www.stearnshorticulture.com.
Our projects include:
- Community Garage Sale
- Local Road Ditch Cleaning
- Christmas Gifts for Joy
- Holdingford Food Shelf - High School Scholarship ...And Many More
For more information contact us on Facebook
Stearns County Pioneer Club:
The Stearns County Pioneer Club has an elected board of directors. The annual Pioneer Days show is in September and is located a mile north of Albany between Highway 238 and County Road 10. The Pioneer Club meets the third Monday of the month. Please call Greg Fuchs at 320-250-7025 for more information.
The Husker Athletic Booster Club: The club is a non-profit charitable organization founded in 1982 by a group of parents for the purpose of supporting their children in athletic programs at Holdingford Public Schools. Today, the organization provides an average of $75,000 annually to support athletic programs for the area youth and school athletes.
HOLDINGFORD
Contact: Herman (320) 293-8289
Ernie (320) 249-5771 | Mike (320) 293-6075 Tours are
The Holdingford Area Historical Society added the 12 x 30 ft Mural to the front of the Museum building in 2023. It was to help explain the naming of the city of Holdingford. Zack Jones, the artist who painted the Mural, did an exceptional job. While the painting recalls Holdingford’s past, we hope it inspires one generation to help the next generation on their journey into the future. The community support to fund the mural painting project, shows how important our history is to all of us. The Historical Society’s dedication to preserving and celebrating the heritage of the Holdingford area, is part of the community and a valuable resource for all that are interested in the town’s history.
Sunday worship service ...........................................9:30 a.m. Life Groups .........................................................11 a.m. to noon
Wednesdays ...................................(during the school year) Kids' Bible Club, TREK & S.W.A.T. .....................6:15 p.m.
Holdingford Area Catholic Community Mass Schedule
Pastor: The Rev. Gregory Mastey 320-228-0110 | Office 320-228-0105 www.tworiverscatholic.com
Holdingford’s Community Education Program is dedicated to developing lifelong learning opportunities while utilizing community resources and coordinating with local agencies to meet the ever-changing needs of senior citizens, adults and children in our area. Our mission is to present a variety of opportunities to explore and expand horizons, enriching both our participants and the community as a whole. We provide classes throughout the year including summer recreation and swim lessons.
The Holdingford School District is located in the heart of Central Minnesota. It consists of four communities: Opole, St. Anna, St. Wendel and Holdingford. We serve over 1,000 students from the Holdingford community and surrounding areas, and this number continues to grow.
The school district has an excellent reputation because of the community and staff commitment to our students. The district has a history of educational excellence that is focused on a commitment to continue to improve our ability to meet the educational needs of present and future students. Students are the centerpiece of the community. Our school strives to address the needs of all learners and provide our graduates with the skills and knowledge to successfully pursue their chosen paths. Evidence backs up this claim. Holdingford students consistently exceed the state averages in all categories of the Minnesota Comprehensive Assessments.
Our district relies on many attributes to maintain and to improve the quality of its educational programs. A supportive community, a highly qualified staff and a dedicated board of education all play an essential role in educating today’s students and tomorrow’s citizens and leaders. Together we continue to grow as an organization and meet the needs of our students.
Holdingford Public Schools
Give your children the
Holdingford Public Schools have everything you need in education, from preschool to college in-the-schools options. Students have a wide variety of athletic and non-athletic extracurricular activities, as well as life-long learning opportunities with the Community Education Program.
• Safe and Caring Environment
• Integrity
• Academic Excellence
• Fiscal Responsibility
Our mission is to provide a safe and respectful environment that inspires learning, nurtures potential, and builds strong character for future success
CORE VALUES VISION MISSION
Empower every student to reach their fullest potential within a safe, supportive, and student-centered environment.
The Holdingford School District is located in the heart of central Minnesota. We serve over 1,000 students from the Holdingford community and surrounding areas.
- Extensive “College in the Schools” program, with 16 classes offered totaling 56 credits
- Over 30 academic, athletic, fine arts and leadership programs
- Services offering academic, social, emotional and career guidance including two full-time school counselors.
- School resource officer on staff
- Outstanding indoor facilities including two gyms, weight room and pool; outside facilities with baseball and softball fields and track
- State-of-the-art science lab
- 1:1 Chromebooks and technologies including computer labs, ipad carts, interactive white boards, comprehensive digital measurement equipment in science and 3D printers
- One of the largest FFA chapters in the state
- Opportunities for work -based learning and an apprenticeship program
Education
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
FFA Chapter
- Minnesota Department of Education Reward School 2016
- MESPA 2020 School of Excellence
- Specialists in technology, art, physical education, vocal and instrumental music
- Superb fine arts program which include music concerts and art shows
- Small class sizes preK-6
- All day, every day kindergarten
- Special education and title programs provided by highly qualified instructors
- Robust early childhood education programs including 3’s Preschool, 4’s Preschool and birth to age 3 programs
- Active and extremely supportive PTA organization
- Full time elementary school social worker
- Highly qualified, professional and caring teachers and support staff
- PBIS program catching kids being exceptionally good
- Interactive and enrichment technology in classrooms
- 1:1 Chromebooks Grades 1-6
-Chromebook carts in kindergarten classrooms
-Two incredible playgrounds to meet the needs of all students. The small playground is designed to fit children in preschool and kindergarten, and the large playground has multiple components to appeal to students in first through sixth grades.
Health Care
CentraCare – Albany Clinic offers area residents primary care services in a highquality, 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.
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.
The physicians are board certified in family medicine and offer primary care for all ages. They are Libby Brever, MD; Nathan Brever, MD; and Brittany Nagel, DO. They are joined by advanced practice providers Amanda Green, PA-C; Easton Popma, PA-C and Heidi Madden APRN, CNP. The clinic provides a team-based care model where patients are a part of a team with skilled health professionals who work together to deliver more personalized, coordinated care and accessibility. The clinic hours are Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Family medicine physicians and advanced practice providers also see patients with urgent care needs on Saturday from 8-11 a.m. Physician Assistant William Green, provides urgent care for all ages Monday through Thursday from 11a.m. to 7 p.m. and Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Some symptoms appropriate for urgent care include upper respiratory infection, urinary tract infections, minor burns, vomiting, diarrhea, dehydration, acute sprains and strains.
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.
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Art in Motion on the Lake Wobegon trail is dedicated to fostering and inspiring creativity for those who hold it. From art gallery, to café, to resting place; we serve. Art in Motion builds unity and appreciation through incubating
artists and their art, teaching creative students of all ages, hosting an open community space, and serving food and beverages. The artist, the appreciator, and the traveling soul are all welcome here.
and corporate events. Give us a call and let us plan a special event.
