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This week in Worthington

• Worthington: Nobles County Library’s Autumn Book Sale
  through Sat, Oct 31 · Nobles County Library
• Worthington: Kids Club (grades K-5)
  Tue, Oct 27 · 3:30 PM · Nobles County Library
• Worthington: Story Time (Infants, Toddlers & Preschoolers)
  Wed, Oct 28 · 10 AM · Nobles County Library
• Worthington: Just Gurlz (girls grades 5-12)
  Wed, Oct 28 · 3:15 PM · Nobles County Library
• Worthington: Kids Club (grades K-5)
  Thu, Oct 29 · 3:30 PM · Nobles County Library
• Worthington: No Wii U Gaming Today
  Mon, Nov 2 · 3:15 PM · Nobles County Library
• Worthington: Kids Club (grades K-5)
  Tue, Nov 3 · 3:30 PM · Nobles County Library
• Worthington: Story Time (Infants, Toddlers & Preschoolers)
  Wed, Nov 4 · 10 AM · Nobles County Library
• Worthington: Just Gurlz (girls grades 5-12)
  Wed, Nov 4 · 3:15 PM · Nobles County Library
• Worthington: Kids Club (grades K-5)
  Thu, Nov 5 · 3:30 PM · Nobles County Library
• Worthington: Wii U Gaming (grades 4-9)
  Mon, Nov 9 · 3:15 PM · Nobles County Library
• Worthington: Kids Club (grades K-5)
  Tue, Nov 10 · 3:30 PM · Nobles County Library

About Worthington

Worthington began in 1871 as Okabena Station, a water stop on the railroad beside Lake Okabena, a Dakota name for the nesting place of herons. In 1872 an Ohio group called the National Colony settled the town as a temperance village, and it took the name Worthington. Farming and the railroad drove its growth, and it has been a farm town ever since. Today it is the Nobles County seat, known for the lake, a long-running King Turkey Day, and a city band that plays summer Wednesdays.

Nearby Squares

• The Sibley Square
• The Adrian Square
• The Fulda Square
• The Lake Park Square
• The Slayton Square
• The Spirit Lake Square