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If you’ve never attended the FORWARD Worthington Extravaganza, think of it as equal parts celebration, connection, and unexpected fun—with just enough structure to keep things moving and just enough surprise to keep you smiling. This isn’t a stuffy banquet or a long evening of speeches. The Extravaganza is FORWARD Worthington’s annual way of bringing members, […]

When winter settles in and the snow finally sticks, there’s one sound that tells you adventure is calling: the hum of snowmobiles warming up for a ride. Snowmobiling isn’t just a pastime around here, it’s a full-on winter tradition and one of the best ways to explore Nobles County when the landscape turns into a

If you’re looking for an activity that builds strength, confidence, discipline, and a little fearlessness, gymnastics absolutely earns its spot on the 52 Things in 52 Weeks list. A Strong Tradition in Worthington Gymnastics has been part of the Worthington community for decades, growing from small recreational classes into a well-established youth and competitive program.

Every January starts the same way: fresh calendars, big intentions, and a list of New Year’s resolutions that sound great on paper. Fitness is usually near the top of that list—and it’s also one of the first goals to quietly fade. This year, let’s change the focus. Instead of chasing a perfect routine or an

There’s something about basketball over the holidays that just hits different.The TVs are on. The games are stacked back-to-back. College matchups, NBA rivalries, buzzer beaters you replay three times just to make sure that really happened. It’s fun, it’s loud, and it somehow becomes part of the holiday routine. But once the decorations come down

As December settles in and the days grow shorter, something special begins to glow across Nobles County. It’s not just the lights strung along streets or the decorations in windows—it’s the sense of togetherness that shows up this time of year, especially within our local churches. Throughout the county, churches of all sizes and traditions