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Longville is blessed with many natural gifts — sparkling lakes, golden sand beaches, pristine forests, and abundant wildlife. We invite you to experience all that Longville has to offer. Stay at our fine lodging properties, fish our “great lakes,” visit our shops and restaurants, and enjoy our many activities.
The Longville Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce offers an extensive schedule of activities for all ages, all year long. These include our world-renowned summer turtle races, our famous daylong Fourth of July celebration, a “fly-in/drive-in” pancake breakfast at the Longville airport, and a very hometown Christmas tree lighting, complete with free hot chocolate and horse-drawn wagon rides.
You’re always welcome in Longville — visit as often as you’d like, stay as long as you can. We’re sure you’ll agree that Longville has something for everyone.
For more information on the Longville lakes area, please visit the Chamber’s website, www.Longville.com, or call us at 1.800.756.7583.
There’s something for everyone in Longville - year-round!
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Wednesday, May 22 - 10 a.m.: Spring Meeting of the Friends of the Margaret Welch Memorial Library at the YAH Club. Contact Rose Jorgenson, 218-682-3113.
Thursday, May 23 - 4-6 p.m.: Wine & Cheese Reception/Open House at the Gallery of New Creations/Arts Learning Center. Sponsored by the Longville Lakes Arts Alliance and the Gallery of New Creations. Contact Pat Boen, 218-838-4202.
Saturday, May 25 - Poppy Fund Drive in Longville, Remer and Outing by Sherman A. Yochum VFW Post 772 and Auxiliary.
9 a.m.-2 p.m.: Book Sale sponsored by the Friends of the Library at the Margaret Welch Memorial Library. Contact Rose Jorgenson, 218-682-3113.
11 a.m.-2 p.m.: McLions Hamburger Day sponsored by the Longville Lions Club. Serving hamburgers, 1/4# hot dogs, chips and pop/water. Location: Docksider parking lot. Contact Anita Harwig, 605-787-2245.
Monday, May 27 - 9:30 a.m.: Memorial Day Service at the Longville Fire Hall, FREE and open to the public. Presented by Sherman A. Yochum VFW Post 772 and Auxiliary. Featuring music by the Longville Area Community Choir and also, a keynote address. Contact Dennis Zaske, 218-363-3239.
Thursday, May 30 - 10:30 a.m.: Preschool Story Time at the Margaret Welch Memorial Library. FREE. Contact Cheryl Martin, 218-363-2710.
Friday, May 31 - 1:30-3 p.m.: Craft Time at the Margaret Welch Memorial Library. FREE. Drop in anytime during the session. Contact Cheryl Martin, 218-363-2710.
JUNE Sunday, June 2 - 11 a.m.-1 p.m.: Fried Chicken Dinner at Immanuel Lutheran Church and School in Walker. $12 Adults, $6 Children. Contact Peggy Schmidtke, 218-547-3156.
Wednesday, June 5 - 1-3:30 p.m.: First Turtle Races of the Season. Downtown Longville. Sponsored by the Longville Chamber of Commerce, 218-363-2630; 800-756-7583.
Turtle Race Cotton Candy. The Longville Lions will be serving up delicious cotton candy during the turtle races. $3.
5-6 p.m.: “Wednesday at the Well” Community Dinner at Salem Lutheran Church. FREE will offering. Contact Carol Raines, 218-363-2011.
Thursday, June 6 - 10:30 a.m.: Preschool Story Time at the Margaret Welch Memorial Library. FREE. Contact Cheryl Martin, 218-363-2710.
Thursday-Saturday, June 6-8 - Annual ABC Sale at the Immanuel Lutheran Church and School in Walker. FREE will admission. Contact Peggy Schmidtke, 218-547-3156.
Friday, June 7 - 1:30-3 p.m.: Craft Time at the Margaret Welch Memorial Library. FREE. Drop in anytime during the session. Contact Cheryl Martin, 218-363-2710.
7:30 a.m.: First National Bank’s Priority Club Golf Tournament. FREE to Priority Club members. Event hosted by Tianna Country Club in Walker. Contact Kari Loftus at [email protected].
JANUARY Saturday, January 19 - 1 p.m.: Penguin Plunge. Gather a team of friends to take the plunge and raise money to support the Hackensack Fire Department and Faith In Action for Cass County. Or, just come and enjoy the fun at the “Back to Hack” festivities! Contact Theresa Eclov, 218-675-5435; 866-675-5435.
FEBRUARY Saturday, February 2 - 9 a.m.: Ice Bocce Tournament on Girl Lake. Sponsored by the Longville Chamber of Commerce. Contact Craig Johnson, 218-363-2950.
MARCH Saturday, March 2 - 7 p.m.: Winter Fireworks on Girl Lake. FREE. Sponsored by the Longville Chamber of Commerce, 218-363-2630; 800-756-7583.
Saturday, March 16 - 5 p.m.: 16th Annual Turkey Banquet at Patrick’s. Sponsored by the Northland Ridge Runners National Wild Turkey Federation. Cost: $55 single; $80 couple. Contact Craig Johnson, 218-363-2950.
Sunday, March 17 - 5-7 p.m.: Irish Beef Stew Supper/Silent Auction/Chili Cook-Off at Immanuel Lutheran Church and School in Walker. FREE will offering. Contact Peggy Schmidtke, 218-547-3156.
APRIL Saturday, April 13 - 4:30 p.m.: Firemen’s Annual Fish Fry at the Longville Fire Hall. Cost: $10. Proceeds benefit the Longville Fire Department. Contact Craig Johnson, 218-363-2950.
Saturday, April 20 - 10 a.m.: Easter EGGStravaganza at Common Grounds. FREE. Bring your camera for photos with the Easter Bunny. 10 am: Registration begins; 10:30 am: 1st hunt begins. Easter Egg hunts are organized into three age groups: 4 years old and younger; 5-7 years old; and 8-11 years old. Every child will receive Easter eggs and a FREE gift! Special eggs contain special prizes, plus there are drawings for even more gifts! Come celebrate Easter in Longville. Easter Egg Hunt sponsored by the Longville Lions Club and the Longville Chamber of Commerce, 218-363-2630; 1-800-756-7583.
Sunday, April 21 - 9 a.m.: Easter Breakfast for everyone (no charge)Longville Bible Chapel. 10:30 a.m.: Resurrection Celebration Service celebrating our Lord’s resurrection through music and message. (218) 363-2010.
Tuesday, April 23 - 5-6:30 pm.: Evening in Tuscany Spaghetti Dinner at Union Church in Hackensack. A full meal of delizioso spaghetti with 2 choices of sauce, salad, garlic rounds, beverage, and a specialty dessert served tableside. Live Music adds to a perfect evening for this spring getaway. FREE will donation. Proceeds benefit Faith In Action for Cass County. Contact Theresa Eclov, 218-675-5435.
MAY Friday, May 3 - 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.: First National Bank Plant Day. All locations. Contact Kari Loftus, [email protected].
Saturday, May 4 - 9 a.m.: “Global 6K for Water” sponsored by Empowered Fitness and the Longville Chamber of Commerce. (Successor to Run/Walk around Woman.) Registration online at www.teamworldvision.org/team/Empowered. Contact Katie Daudt, 218-232-0960.
Saturday, May 11 - Spring Fling Style Show at Patrick’s. Presented by Studio 5 on Main and Pine Company. Contact Studio 5, 218-363-2622.
Thursday, May 16 - 1 p.m. & 7 p.m.: Spring Musical at Immanuel Lutheran School in Walker. Contact Peggy Schmidtke, 218-547-3156.
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Sunday, June 9 - 9 a.m.: Walker Triathlon at Walker City Park sponsored by the Walker Area Community Center. Contact Gretchen Gribben, 218-547-1853.
Wednesday, June 12 - 1-3:30 p.m.: Turtle Races and Kids’ Games. Downtown Longville. Sponsored by the Longville Chamber of Commerce, 218-363-2630; 800-756-7583.
Turtle Race Cotton Candy. The Longville Lions will be serving up delicious cotton candy during the turtle races. $3.
5-6 p.m.: “Wednesday at the Well” Community Dinner at Salem Lutheran Church. Goodwill offering. Contact Carol Raines, 218-363-2011.
Thursday, June 13 - 10:30 a.m.: Preschool Story Time at the Margaret Welch Memorial Library. FREE. Contact Cheryl Martin, 218-363-2710.
“Ladies on the Loose” in downtown Longville. Contact Studio 5, 218-363-2622.
Friday, June 14 - 1:30-3 p.m.: Craft Time at the Margaret Welch Memorial Library. FREE. Drop in anytime during the session. Contact Cheryl Martin, 218-363-2710.
Saturday, June 15 - 8 a.m.-2 p.m.: Community Garage Sale, Arts/Crafts and Music. Something for everyone, including Art Activities for children.; downtown on the waterfront. Sponsored by the Longville Chamber of Commerce and the Arts Learning Center. Contact Barbara Anderson, 218-363-2649.
9 a.m.-2 p.m.: Book and Bake Sale sponsored by the Friends of the Library at the Margaret Welch Memorial Library. Contact Rose Jorgenson, 218-682-3113.
11 a.m. (until gone): Sandwich Day by the Longville Fire Department, Pie Social and Sale sponsored by the Longville Chamber of Commerce; in the parking lot next to the Longville City Docks. Contact the Longville Chamber, 218-363-2630; 800-756-7583.
Wednesday, June 19 - 1-3:30 p.m.: Turtle Races and Kids’ Games, downtown Longville. Sponsored by the Longville Chamber of Commerce, 218-363-2630; 800-756-7583.
Turtle Race Cotton Candy. The Longville Lions will be serving up delicious cotton candy during the turtle races. $3.
5-6:30 p.m.: Smorgasbord at Salem Lutheran Church. Adults: $12; ages 4-12: $5; ages 3 and under: FREE. Contact Carol Raines, 218-363-2011.
Thursday, June 20 - 10:30 a.m.: Preschool Story Time at the Margaret Welch Memorial Library. FREE. Contact Cheryl Martin, 218-363-2710.
Friday, June 21 - 1:30-3 p.m.: Craft Time at the Margaret Welch Memorial Library. FREE. Drop in anytime during the session. Contact Cheryl Martin, 218-363-2710.
Saturday, June 22 - 7-9 p.m.: Public Bingo at the Young-At-Heart Senior Club. Contact Ed Pommier, (612) 719-4337.
Wednesday, June 26 - 1-3:30 p.m.: Turtle Races and Kids’ Games, downtown Longville. Sponsored by the Longville Chamber of Commerce, 218-363-2630, 800-756-7583.
Turtle Race Cotton Candy. The Longville Lions will be serving up delicious cotton candy during the turtle races. $3.
5-6 p.m.: “Wednesday at the Well” Community Dinner at Salem Lutheran Church. FREE will offering. Contact Carol Raines at 218-363-2011.
Thursday, June 27 - 10:30 a.m.: Preschool Story Time at the Margaret Welch Memorial Library. FREE. Contact Cheryl Martin, 218-363-2710.
“Ladies on the Loose” in downtown Longville. Contact Studio 5, 218-363-2622.
Friday, June 28 - 1:30-3 p.m.: Craft Time at the Margaret Welch Memorial Library. FREE. Drop in anytime during the session. Contact Cheryl Martin, 218-363-2710.
Saturday, June 29 - 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.: Turtle Town Art Fair on the Salem Lutheran Church grounds. Sponsored by the Longville Area Women of Today. Contact Kim McDonald, [email protected].
9 a.m.-5 p.m.: Pie Sale for the Turtle Town Art Fair at Salem Lutheran Church. Sponsored by St. Edward’s Women’s Council. Contact Mary Marinucci, 218-429-1127
Sunday, June 30 - 10:30 a.m.: Patriotic Celebration Service at Longville Bible Chapel. Celebrate our nation’s founding through music and message. 218-363-2010.
JULY Wednesday, July 3 - 1-3:30 p.m.: Turtle Races and Kids’ Games, downtown Longville. Sponsored by the Longville Chamber of Commerce, 218-363-2630; 800-756-7583.
Turtle Race Cotton Candy. The Longville Lions will be serving up delicious cotton candy during the turtle races. $3.
5-6 p.m.: “Wednesday at the Well” Community Dinner at Salem Lutheran Church. FREE will offering. Contact Carol Raines at 218-363-2011.
Thursday, July 4 - Independence Day Celebration! ALL DAY; downtown Longville. Food, fun and games!
9:30 a.m.: Inflatables for the kids. FREE.10 a.m.: Food Court opens with lots of goodies including food from Longville Chamber, Bake Sale from Young-At-Heart Senior Club, and Walking Tacos by the Longville Lions.
11 a.m.: Parade, followed by Kids’ Races, Contests and Games.
Enjoy Fireworks at Dusk over Girl Lake. Sponsored by the Longville Chamber of Commerce, 218-363-2630; 800-756-7583.
Friday, July 5 - 1:30-3 p.m.: Craft Time at the Margaret Welch Memorial Library. FREE. Drop in anytime during the session. Contact Cheryl Martin, 218-363-2710.
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10:30 a.m.: Preschool Story Time at the Margaret Welch Memorial Library. FREE. Contact Cheryl Martin, 218-363-2710.
“Ladies on the Loose” in downtown Longville. Contact Studio 5, 218-363-2622.
Friday, July 26 - 1:30-3 p.m.: Craft Time at the Margaret Welch Memorial Library. FREE. Drop in anytime during the session. Contact Cheryl Martin, 218-363-2710.
Sunday, July 28 - 5 p.m.: “Music in the Park” at the Salem Lutheran Church grounds featuring “Michael Monroe”. FREE admission. Contact Keith Lorensen, 218-363-2281
Monday-Friday, July 29-Aug. 2 - 9 a.m.-12 p.m.: Vacation Bible School at Salem Lutheran Church. Contact Barbara Anderson, 218-363-2649.
Wednesday, July 31 - 1-3:30 p.m.: Turtle Races and Kids’ Games, downtown Longville. Sponsored by the Longville Chamber of Commerce, 218-363-2630; 800-756-7583.
Turtle Race Cotton Candy. The Longville Lions will be serving up delicious cotton candy during the turtle races. $3.
5-6 p.m.: “Wednesday at the Well” Community Dinner at Salem Lutheran Church. FREE will offering. Contact Carol Raines at 218-363-2011.
AUGUST Thursday, August 1 - 10:30 a.m.: Preschool Story Time at the Margaret Welch Memorial Library. FREE. Contact Cheryl Martin, 218-363-2710.
Friday, August 2 - 1:30-3 p.m.: Craft Time at the Margaret Welch Memorial Library. FREE. Drop in anytime during the session. Contact Cheryl Martin, 218-363-2710.
Saturday, August 3 - 10 a.m.-2 p.m.: Bake Sale on Main Street sponsored by the Young-At-Heart Senior Club. Contact Ed Pommier, 612-719-4337.
11 a.m. – 2 p.m.: Corn/Hot Dog Feed at the Docksider parking lot. Food and fun; and also a fundraising event for the Longville Lions! Contact Anita Harwig, 605-787-2245.
7-9 p.m.: Public Bingo at the Young-At-Heart Senior Club. Contact Ed Pommier, (612) 719-4337.
Sunday, August 4 - 8 a.m.-12 p.m.: Fly-In/Drive-In Pancake Breakfast sponsored by the Longville Flyers, Longville Firemen and the Longville Chamber of Commerce. For further information, call 218-363-2630; 800-756-7583. Pilot contact: Steve Shallbetter, 218-821-0779.
Wednesday, August 7 - 1-3:30 p.m.: Turtle Races and Kids’ Games, downtown Longville. Sponsored by the Longville Chamber of Commerce, 218-363-2630; 800-756-7583.
Turtle Race Cotton Candy. The Longville Lions will be serving up delicious cotton candy during the turtle races. $3.
5-6 p.m.: “Wednesday at the Well” Community Dinner at Salem Lutheran Church. FREE will offering. Contact Carol Raines at 218-363-2011.
Thursday, August 8 - 6 p.m.: Summer Picnic & Annual Meeting at Longville City Park. FREE will offering. Sponsored by the Longville Area
Saturday, July 6 - 7-9 p.m.: Public Bingo at the Young-At-Heart Senior Club. Contact Ed Pommier, (612) 719-4337.
Sunday, July 7 - 5 p.m.: “Music in the Park” at the Salem Lutheran Church grounds featuring “Monroe Crossing”. FREE admission. Contact Keith Lorensen, 218-363-2281
Wednesday, July 10 - 1-3:30 p.m.: Turtle Races and Kids’ Games, downtown Longville, sponsored by the Longville Chamber of Commerce, 218-363-2630; 800-756-7583.
Turtle Race Cotton Candy. The Longville Lions will be serving up delicious cotton candy during the turtle races. $3.
5-6 p.m.: “Wednesday at the Well” Community Dinner at Salem Lutheran Church. FREE will offering. Contact Carol Raines, 218-363-2011.
Thursday, July 11 - 10:30 a.m.: Preschool Story Time at the Margaret Welch Memorial Library. FREE. Contact Cheryl Martin, 218-363-2710.
“Ladies on the Loose” in downtown Longville. Contact Studio 5, 218-363-2622.
Friday-Saturday, July 12-13 - 7:30 p.m.: The First Ladies of Song Music Festival featuring “Josh Duffee & His Big Band” at the Hackensack Community Building. Tickets: TBA. Sponsored by the Northwood’s Arts Council. Contact Linda Sigtenhorst, 218-363-3634.
Friday, July 12 - 1:30-3 p.m.: Craft Time at the Margaret Welch Memorial Library. FREE. Drop in anytime during the session. Contact Cheryl Martin; 218-363-2710.
Wednesday, July 17 - 1-3:30 p.m.: Turtle Races and Kids’ Games, downtown Longville. Sponsored by the Longville Chamber of Commerce, 218-363-2630; 800-756-7583.
Turtle Race Cotton Candy. The Longville Lions will be serving up delicious cotton candy during the turtle races. $3.
5-6:30 p.m.: Smorgasbord at Salem Lutheran Church. Adults: $12; ages 4-12: $5; ages 3 and under: FREE. Contact Carol Raines, 218-363-2011.
Thursday, July 18 - 10:30 a.m.: Preschool Story Time at the Margaret Welch Memorial Library. FREE. Contact Cheryl Martin, 218-363-2710.
Friday, July 19 - 1:30-3 p.m.: Craft Time at the Margaret Welch Memorial Library. FREE. Drop in anytime during the session. Contact Cheryl Martin, 218-363-2710.
Saturday, July 20 - 7-9 p.m.: Public Bingo at the Young-At-Heart Senior Club. Contact Ed Pommier, (612) 719-4337.
Wednesday, July 24 - 1-3:30 p.m.: Turtle Races and Kids’ Games, downtown Longville. Sponsored by the Longville Chamber of Commerce, 218-363-2630; 800-756-7583.
Turtle Race Cotton Candy. The Longville Lions will be serving up delicious cotton candy during the turtle races. $3.
5-6 p.m.: “Wednesday at the Well” Community Dinner at Salem Lutheran Church. FREE will offering. Contact Carol Raines at 218-363-2011.
Thursday, July 25 - 9 a.m.-2 p.m.: “Fluff and Puff” Pillow Cleaning/Book and Bake Sale at the Margaret Welch Memorial Library. Contact Rose Jorgenson, 218-682-3113.
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“Ladies on the Loose” in downtown Longville. Contact Studio 5, 218-363-2622.
Saturday, August 10 - 9 a.m.-3 p.m.: Northwood’s Art and Book Festival in Hackensack. FREE admission. Sponsored by the Northwood’s Arts Council. Location: 3rd St. & Lake Ave., Hackensack. Artist contact: Shirley Johnson, 218-675-6181. Author contact: Sue Ready, 218-682-2562.
10 a.m.: Annual Church Auction at Salem Lutheran Church. Contact Louise Daudt, 218-363-2276.
Wednesday, August 14 - 1-3:30 p.m. Turtle Races and Kids’ Games, downtown Longville. Sponsored by the Longville Chamber of Commerce, 218-363-2630; 800-756-7583.
Turtle Race Cotton Candy. The Longville Lions will be serving up delicious cotton candy during the turtle races. $3.
5-6 p.m.: “Wednesday at the Well” Community Dinner at Salem Lutheran Church. FREE will offering. Contact Carol Raines at 218-363-2011.
Sunday, August 18 - 5 p.m.: “Music in the Park” at the Salem Lutheran Church grounds featuring the “Dan Duffy Orchestra”. FREE admission. Contact Keith Lorensen, 218-363-2281
Wednesday, August 21 - 1-3:30 p.m.: Turtle Races and Kids’ Games (last one of the season); downtown Longville. Sponsored by the Longville Chamber of Commerce, 218-363-2630; 800-756-7583.
Turtle Race Cotton Candy. The Longville Lions will be serving up delicious cotton candy during the turtle races. $3.
5-6:30 p.m.: Smorgasbord at Salem Lutheran Church. Adults: $12; ages 4-12: $5; ages 3 and under: FREE. Contact Carol Raines, 218-363-2011.
Thursday, August 22 - “Ladies on the Loose” in downtown Longville. Contact Studio 5, 218-363-2622.
Sunday, August 25 - 11 a.m.-1 p.m.: Summer’s End Food Fest at Immanuel Lutheran Church and School in Walker. Cost: $12 Adults, $6 Children. Contact Peggy Schmidtke, 218-547-3156.
Thursday, August 29 - First National Bank State Fair Trip. Bus picks up in Walker, Backus and Pequot Lakes. $40 includes bus fare and ticket. Contact Kari Loftus, [email protected].
Saturday, August 31-Sunday, Sept. 1 - 8/31: 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; 9/1: 10 a.m.-4 p.m.: “Arts Off 84” Art Crawl”. (Longville site; downtown on the waterfront.) Sponsored by the Longville Lakes Arts Alliance. Contact Barbara Anderson; (218) 363-2649.
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Calendar of EventsSaturday, August 31 - 9 a.m.-5 p.m.: Art Crawl Bake Sale at “Arts Off 84.” Sponsored by the St. Edwards Women’s Council. Contact Mary Marinucci, 218-429-1127.
11 a.m.-2 p.m.: Longville Lions Hog Heaven sponsored by the Longville Lions. The Lions will be serving pulled pork, baked beans, and coleslaw; all layered in a handy “walk and eat” container at the Docksider parking lot. Lunch includes pop/water. Contact Anita Harwig, 605-787-2245.
SEPTEMBER September 12-28 - “Fall Has It All!” Celebrate autumn with special events and merchant discounts. Sponsored by the Longville, Hackensack, Remer and Walker Chambers of Commerce.
Wednesday, September 11 - 5:30 p.m.: First National Bank Priority Club Fish Fry at the Walker City Park. $5. Contact Kari Loftus, [email protected].
Thursday, September 12 - 4-6 p.m.: “Fall Has It All” Opening Reception/Wine and Cheese at the Gallery of New Creations/Arts Learning Center. Sponsored by the Longville Lakes Arts Alliance and Gallery of New Creations. Contact Pat Boen, 218-838-4202.
Saturday, September 14 - OKTOBERFEST! All day in Longville!7 a.m.-3 p.m.: Fall Festival/Bazaar at Salem Lutheran Church. Bazaar includes crafts, antiques and food; (including breakfast and a rib lunch!) Sponsored by the Salem Lutheran Women. Contact Carol Raines, 218-363-2011.
9 a.m.-2 p.m.: Book Sale at the Margaret Welch Memorial Library. Sponsored by the Friends of the Library. Contact Rose Jorgenson, 218-682-3113.
10 a.m.-2 p.m.: Arts/Crafts/Music & Outdoor Show at Common Grounds. Sponsored by the Longville Lakes Arts Alliance. Contact Pat Boen, 218-838-4202.
11 a.m-1 p.m.: Scavenger Hunt. Downtown. Register at 10:45 a.m. at chamber tourist building across the street from the Docksider. Sponsored by the Longville Chamber of Commerce, 218-363-2630; 800-757-7583.
11 a.m.-2 p.m.: Beer Garden. Food by the Longville Lions: Oktoberfest Hot Dogs and Goulash Soup. Serving 1/4# beef hot dogs, potato salad and pop as well as Goulash soup w/roll using the Wabedo Inn’s iconic recipe. Longville Chamber of Commerce Pie Sale, German music. Downtown. Sponsored by the Longville Chamber of Commerce, 218-363-2630; 800-756-7583.
5-11 p.m.: Oktoberfest Dance and German Dinner Specials at Patrick’s. (218) 363-2995.
Wednesday, September 18 - 10 a.m.: Fall Meeting of the Friends of the Margaret Welch Memorial Library at the YAH Club. Contact Rose Jorgenson, 218-682-3113.
Friday, September 27 - 4:30-7 p.m.: Fall “Booya” Dinner Fundraiser for Faith in Action for Cass County. “Booya” is a rich stew, slow-cooked to perfect overnight in a giant cauldron with several kinds of meats and vegetables. Add sourdough bread and live music and you have a superb evening of good food and fun!
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OCTOBER Friday, October 18 - “Ladies on the Loose” in downtown Longville. Contact Studio 5, 218-363-2622. Saturday, October 19 - 13th Annual Fall Banquet. Sponsored by the Minnesota Deer Hunters Association Lakes & Pines Chapter of Northern Cass County. Contact Kevin Merten, 218-507-0364.
Saturday, October 26 - 5:30-7 p.m.: Halloween SPOOKtacular at Camp Olson YMCA. FREE. Halloween games, and “trick or treating.” Sponsored by Camp Olson YMCA, 218-363-2207; and the Longville Chamber of Commerce, 218-363-2630; 800-756-7583.
NOVEMBER Thursday, November 7 - 5-8 p.m.: Faith in Action Raffle Drawing and Dinner in Hackensack. Everyone is invited to watch the raffle drawing. Come early for dinner and a silent auction. Contact Theresa Eclov, 218-675-5435.
Saturday, November 9 - 4:30-7:30 p.m.: Hunters Supper at St. Edwards Dining Hall. Turkey dinner with all the trimmings. Adults $12, Children $5. Sponsored by St. Edwards Women's Council. Contact Mary Marinucci, 218-429-1127.
Saturday, November 16 - 9:30 a.m.: Brunch, Bubbles and Bling Champagne Breakfast at Patrick’s. Sponsored by the Longville Chamber of Commerce, 218-363-2630; 800-756-7583.
Wednesday, November 27 - 7 p.m.: Thanksgiving Service and Pie Fellowship at Longville Bible Chapel. Featuring a time of praising and thanking God through music and testimonies and a great a great variety of pie to enjoy for all who come! 218-363-2010. 11 a.m.-1 p.m.: Thanksgiving Day Dinner at Immanuel Lutheran Church and School in Walker. FREE. Contact Peggy Schmidtke, 218-547-3156.
Saturday, November 30 - 3:00-4:30 p.m.: Photos with Santa at Common Grounds Coffee Shop. FREE. Sponsored by Longville Area Women of
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DECEMBER ALL MONTH: Merchant Holiday Open Houses sponsored by the Longville Chamber of Commerce, 218-363-2630, 800-756-7583.
Sunday, December 1 - 4 p.m.: Annual Christmas Concert at Salem Lutheran Church featuring the Longville Area Community Choir. (FREE will offering will be accepted.) Contact Ardis Aagard, 218-682-3386.
Friday, December 6 - 4-6 p.m.: Wine & Cheese Reception/Open House at the Gallery of New Creations/Arts Learning Center. Sponsored by the Longville Lakes Arts Alliance and Gallery of New Creations. Contact Pat Boen, 218-838-4202.
9 a.m.-5 p.m.: First National Bank Christmas Open House. All locations. Contact Kari Loftus, [email protected].
Saturday, December 7 - 9 a.m.-1 p.m.: Bake Sale at St. Edwards Dining Hall. Sponsored by St. Edwards Women's Council. Contact Mary Marinucci, 218-429-1127.
5:30 p.m.: Annual Holiday Gala at Patrick’s. Sponsored by the Longville Area Community Foundation. Social Hour: 5:30 p.m.; Dinner: 6:30 p.m. Contact Mary Almen, 763-473-5524. Check the Longville Area Community Foundation website for further information.
Tuesday, December 10 - 1 p.m. & 7 p.m.: Christmas Musical at Immanuel Lutheran School in Walker. Contact Peggy Schmidtke, 218-547-3156.
Saturday, December 14 - 9-11 a.m. (or when sold out): Cookie Walk at St. Edwards Catholic Church. Sponsored by Longville Area Women of Today. Contact Kim McDonald, [email protected].
Sunday, December 15 - 6 p.m.: Christmas Program and Candlelight Service with dessert fellowship at Longville Bible Chapel. Fellowship featuring great Christmas music and awesome desserts! 218-363-2010.
4772 County Rd 54 • Longville
Chris Nornberg
AutomotiveAuto Body &
Mechanical Repair
Where our customers come 1st218-363-2228
THE YOUNG AT HEART SENIOR CLUB
Welcomes YOU
• Great Companionship• Trips to Plays• Cribbage• 500• Various other field trips• Holiday meals and celebrations
The YAH Senior Club offers many activities for our members:612-719-4337
• Bingo• Potlucks• Picnics
Longville to Pine River www.artsoff84.com
Labor Day weekend Sept. 1 - 2, 2018 Aug. 31 – Sept. 1, 2019
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Captivating Year-RoundOur pristine lakes are our calling card. The Woman Lake chain is the acknowledged jewel of the area, with Girl Lake bringing boaters right into downtown. But the Longville area encompasses everything from small, quiet lakes to Leech Lake, the third largest in Minnesota.
The Water
2019 FISHING SEASONMay 11 Fishing Season Opener (Walleye & Northern)May 11 Bass Fishing Season Opener (Catch & Release Only)May 25 Bass Fishing Opener (Season Opener)June 1 Muskie Fishing Season Opener
In the summer these blue waters beckon fishermen and water skiers, canoes and sailboats, kayakers and swimmers. The tall pines and sandy beaches offer the perfect place to enjoy a book, a game of sand volleyball, or an evening campfire with songs and s’mores. And the fun doesn’t stop when the lakes freeze over because that ushers in ice fishing season!
Nestled in the heart of Minnesota’s lake country, we have resorts and campgrounds on eleven area lakes that offer some of the best fishing in the state. In addition to the much-sought-after walleye, anglers find muskies, northern pike, large- and small-mouth bass, crappies, bluegills, sunfish and other panfish, perch, tullibee, and rock bass in our waters.
Many of our lakes are connected by rivers and channels that offer miles of uninterrupted paddling via kayak or canoe.
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Water isn’t all we have — our forests are nearly as famous as our lakes. We embrace a portion of the beautiful Chippewa National Forest and offer more than 100 miles of paved trails for bikers and inline skaters, plus specially designated routes for ATVs and OHVs. In the winter these routes accommodate snowmobiles, cross-country skiers, and snowshoers.
Longville offers a direct connection to the renowned Paul Bunyan State Trail via designated bike routes along County Roads 5 and 11. The Paul Bunyan trail is the longest bike trail in Minnesota, running 112 miles from Brainerd to Bemidji. It also connects with the Heartland, Blue Ox, and Cuyuna State Recreation Area trails, offering endless opportunities for hiking, biking and mountain biking, inline skating, cross-country skiing, running, geo-caching, and much more.
In the beautiful Chippewa National Forest, a section of the North Country Trail tracks right through the Longville area. As America’s longest National Scenic Trail, it offers hikers a unique opportunity to explore nature at its best. There are also hiking trails — and learning opportunities — at Deep Portage Learning Center, located on Big Deep Lake between Longville and Hackensack.
The Longville area is the perfect place to look for bird species, wildflowers, or just take in nature’s serenity with a quiet walk in the woods.
Hunting and trapping are also popular and our varied wildlife habitats offer the perfect opportunity to take full advantage of all the seasons. With all the lakes, plus state and national forests nearby, you’re never far from a place to hunt or trap. Popular quarries include deer, bear, grouse, ducks, geese, turkeys, rabbits, and fox.
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Parks and Nature CentersWhen you’re in Longville, you’re never far from an outdoor experience.
Longville’s Stuart Park offers a pavilion with picnic tables and barbecue grills, a playground, pickleball, shuffleboard, tennis and sand volleyball courts, and skating rinks. The nearby Deep Portage Learning Center is an environmental learning center that offers hiking and skiing trails that are open to the public.
The Leech Lake Recreation Area in nearby Federal Dam offers scenic hiking trails plus camping and RV sites right on the lake shore. Camping, swimming, hiking, and sites for day-rental are also available at Mabel Lake National Forest Campground, located on Hwy. 200 north of Longville.
Nearby are the Cuyuna Country State Recreation Area, 5,000 acres of mostly undeveloped land with trails and lakes in and around the mining pits abandoned three decades ago; Schoolcraft State Park, a virgin pine forest with the Mississippi River running through it, popular with campers, hikers, canoeists and fishermen; Savanna Portage State Park, where you can hike the Continental Divide Trail, ride bikes, swim, fish, ride snowmobile trails, or cross-country ski; and Itasca State Park, 32,000 acres with everything from the headwaters of the Mississippi River and Preacher’s Grove to a 2,000-acre Wilderness Sanctuary.
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Heated Pool • Dining with Lounge • Cottages & Townhouse Units Protected Harbor • Sand Beaches • Great Fishing • Family Activities
Restaurant open to the public! 218-836-2420 • www.huddlesresort.com
Leech Lake Tradition For Over 80 Years!Leech Lake Tradition For Over 80 Years!
Huddle Family Owned Since the Beginning–Celebrating Over 80 Years!
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Surrounded by nature’s bounty, Longville offers our visitors a variety of ways to enjoy staying in the north woods. Whether you want rustic camping or full-service resorts, a tent site for two or a cabin that can host your entire family, you will find whatever you need to create a vacation that perfectly suits your needs.
Check the map and fold-out grid between pages 15 and 16 to discover what each of our unique lodging properties has to offer. The properties are listed by lake and specify their individual amenities, from the availability of playgrounds and internet to whether they have kitchen facilities, fireplaces, handicap accessibility, groceries, or boats for rent. You will also see whether they invite you to bring pets.
So come to Longville, enjoy your stay, relax — and plan to visit again soon.
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Boat Rental, sand beach, water trampoline, dockside gas service, playground, kayaks, canoes, paddleboats, free wireless internet service, cable tv, located within
walking distance of dining and shopping262 Birch Lane, Longville, MN • 800-722-0027
www.longbirchlodge.com
Newly Built Vacation Homes & Modern Housekeeping CabinsOpen Year Round
On Girl Lake part of the Woman Lake Chain Broadwater LodgeON WOMAN LAKE, MINNESOTA
You will be very comfortable in our clean, tastefully decorated modern cabins located on a 1/4 mi. of shoreline on a private part of Woman Lake.
FirepLaces • decks • FuLL Bath • sauna ducane gas griLLs • game room 1200 Ft. shoreLine • nature traiLs kayaks • canoes • Boat & motors
Six miles west of Longville on Cty. Rd. 5,
Hackensack, MNOpen Late April - Mid Nov.
218-682-2552
KEE-NEE-MOO-SHASeen in National Geographic
• Spacious 2/3 mile lakeshore with 19 cabins on 100 private acresKnotty pine interior, TV/DVD, some Sat. TV, decks w/gas grills.
• 160 ft. sand beach, swim raft & 50 ft. water slideKayaks, paddleboards, pontoon, boats & motors.
• Playground, sand volleyball, basketball, kidsactivities, Rec. center, game room, laundry.
• Store with snacks, dockside gas.
• Great Fall & Spring fishing pkgs. available.
www.WomanLake.com • 1-800-405-KNMS “Every Beautiful Cabin is lakeside with a Gorgeous View”
Minne Teepee Resortwww.minneteepee.com
(218) 682-2485 (summer) or (763)229-3948 (winter)8 Deluxe "Lakeside" log cabins withSleeping Lofts/Boat Harbor/SwimBeach/Shuffleboard/Playground/Pontoon/Canoe/16 Foot Lund Boats
Woman Lake & IXL Lakeand "Friendly Campfires"
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CONTRACTORS/BUILDING MATERIALS & SERVICES
y ACE - Longville Builders Supply Terry Daudt/Karen Krueger 186 Reservation Ave • Longville, MN 218-363-2716 • Fax: 218-363-3389 [email protected] www.ACEHardware.com -SEE AD ON PAGE 26
u Arrowhead Builders Supply Tom and Kathy Dollins 5159 State Hwy 84 NW • PO Box 299 Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2124 • [email protected] www.arrowheadtruevalue.com -SEE AD ON PAGE 26
o Lake Region Builders Inc. Todd & Sandy Elison 4670 N. Rice Lake Rd NE Longville, MN 56655 • 218-363-3153 [email protected] www.lakeregionbuildersinc.com
s Precision Woodworking Matt Daudt 160 School Lane Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2816 • Fax: 218-363-3815 [email protected] -SEE AD ON PAGE 20
7@ Riffle Construction Jay Riffle 1380 Co. Rd 7 • PO Box 371 Longville MN 56655 218-820-0147 [email protected] www.riffleconstruction
ACCOUNTING/TAX SERVICES
r H&R Block Deborah Ness, EA PO Box 987 • 505 Minnesota Ave. Walker, MN 56484 218-547-2766 • Fax: 218-547-4135 [email protected] www.hrblock.com
3@ Pederson, Smith, Roehl & Co., P.A. Keane J. Johnson PO Box 1120 • Walker MN 56484 218-363-2334 • 218-547-3320 [email protected]
ADVERTISING/MEDIA
2( Hubbard Radio North Verna Thompson 13225 Dogwood Dr. Baxter, MN 56425 • 218-828-1244 mobile 702-449-9874 [email protected] www.brainerdradio.net
3) Lakeland Promotions Ed Lammers and Dave DeLost 166 Hardy Lane • PO Box 401 Longville, MN 56655 218-363-1000 • [email protected]
3# Pine Cone Press Citizen Dave DeLost-Publisher PO Box 401 • Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2002 • Fax: 218-363-3043 [email protected] www.pineconepresscitizen.com
ATTRACTIONS
w Levi LaVallee/Team LaVallee Kristen LaVallee PO Box 523 Longville, MN 56655 218-363-0320 [email protected] www.teamlavallee.com
e Northern Lights Casino Hotel & Event Center Lynn Hoppes 6800 Y Frontage Rd Walker, MN 56484 • 218-547-2744 [email protected] www.northernlightscasino.com -SEE AD ON PAGE 7
AUTO/MARINE SERVICE, REPAIR & SALES
6# Chris Nornberg Automotive Chris Nornberg Automotive P.O. Box 21 Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2228 • [email protected] -SEE AD ON PAGE 7
1( Musky House Marine Jack and Tony Likens 5646 Cty Rd 126 NE • PO Box 377 Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2044 • [email protected] www.muskyhousemarine.com
-SEE AD ON PAGE 18
2) Northlakes Marine and Auto Bill and Lisa Garbe 499 Cty Rd 5 Hackensack, MN 56452 218-682-2008 • [email protected] www.northlakesauto.com -SEE AD ON PAGE 18
BAIT/CONVENIENCE STORE/GAS
q Full Stringer Bait & Tackle John and Lacey Ferris 1443 County Rd 5 PO Box 329 • Longville MN 56655 218-363-2031 [email protected]
d Mule Lake Store Judy Leeds 3062 State Highway 84 NE Longville, MN 56655 218-682-2549 [email protected] www.mulelakestore.com -SEE AD ON PAGE 6
f The One Stop Scott and Karen Carpenter PO Box 174 • Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2252 -SEE AD ON PAGE 22
BANKING/INSURANCE
6@ Cass Company Insurance Agency PO Box 310 • Hackensack, MN 56452 218-675-6610 • Fax: 218-675-6076 [email protected]
t First National Bank Craig Johnson - Branch Manager PO Box 210 • 1471 County Rd 5 Longville, MN 56655 [email protected] www.FNBNorth.com -SEE AD ON PAGE 19
COFFEE SHOP/DINING
h Common Grounds of Longville Stephanie Aaserude PO Box 74 • 1428 County Rd 5 Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2292
Executive Members
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Nonprofit MembersCAMPS/NATURE CENTERS• Camp Olson YMCA Russ Link 4160 Little Boy Rd NE • Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2207 • [email protected] www.campolson.org -SEE AD ON PAGE 21
• Deep Portage Learning Center Dale Yerger 2197 Nature Center Dr. NW Hackensack, MN 56452 218-682-2325 • Fax: 218-682-3121 [email protected] • www.deep-portage.org
• Miracle Bible Camp Doug Payne PO Box 450 • Longville, MN 56655 218-682-2714 • [email protected] www.miraclebible.com
• North Country Trail Association/ Itasca Moraine Chapter Jerry Trout 4379 Maple Ln NW • Hackensack, MN 56452 218-675-5448 • [email protected] www.NorthCountryTrail.org/ITM
CHURCHES• Immanuel Lutheran Church and School Pastor Vrudny 4656 State Hwy 200 NW Walker, MN 56484 • 218-547-3156 [email protected] www.immanuellutheranwalker.com
• Longville Bible Chapel Pastor Mike Partch 5116 State Hwy 84 • PO Box 26 Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2010 • [email protected] www.longvillebiblechapel.org -SEE AD ON PAGE 21
• Longville Community Church Pastor Duane Brown 194 School Ln • PO Box 183 Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2750 • [email protected]
• Salem Lutheran Church Pastor Trisha Jorgenson 1340 County Rd 5 • PO Box 136 Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2011 • [email protected] www.salemlongville.org
• St. Edwards Catholic Church Father Keith Bertram 4905 State Hwy 84 • PO Box 38 Longville, MN 56655 • 218-363-2799 [email protected] www.stedwardandstpaul.org
• St. Edwards Women’s Council Mary Marinucci 218-836-2010 [email protected]
CLUBS/ORGANIZATIONS• Arts Off 84 Art Crawl Jan Stadtherr 2462 N. Long Lake Dr NW Backus, MN 56435 [email protected] www.artsoff84.com -SEE AD ON PAGE 7
• Child, Girl, Woman Lakes Area Association Don Kruse, President P.O. Box 335 Longville, MN 56655 [email protected] www.WomanLakeChain.org
• Friends of the Library Rose Jorgenson 4390 Evergreen Dr. NW Hackensack, MN 56452 • 218-682-3113 [email protected]
• Northern Waters Land and Trust PO Box 455 • Hackensack, MN 56452 218-507-1260 [email protected] www.leechlakewatershed.org
• Longville Area Community Choir Jan Marr PO Box 122 • Longville, MN 56655 218-682-3007 • [email protected]
• Longville Area Community Foundation Mary Almen P.O. Box 92 Longville, MN 56655 218-536-0354 • [email protected] www.longvillefoundation.org
• Longville Area Women of Today Pam Klosner PO Box 293 Longville, MN 56655 612-581-3422 • [email protected]
• Longville Arts Center Pat Boen PO Box 271 • Longville, MN 56655 [email protected] www.longvilleartscenter.com -SEE AD ON PAGE 23
• Longville Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce PO Box 33 • Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2630 or 800-756-7583 [email protected] • www.longville.com
• Longville Lakes Area Snowmobile Club Darren Week PO Box 321 • Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2614
• Longville Lions Club Anita Harwig PO Box 272 • Longville, MN 56655 218-838-4202
• North Country Trail Association/Itasca Moraine Chapter Melinda McCarty 5151 Chokecherry Trail NW Hackensack, MN 56452 [email protected]
• Minnesota Deer Hunters Association - Lakes and Pines Chapter Kevin Merten PO BOX 406 Longville, MN 56655 218-507-0364 • [email protected]
• Northland Ridge Runners - Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation Craig Johnson PO Box 508 • Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2950 • [email protected]
• Northwoods Arts Council Linda Sigtenhorst • PO Box 356 Hackensack, MN 56452 218-363-3634 • [email protected] www.northwoodsartscouncil.org
• Petal Pushers Garden Club Mary Schmid 1666 Townline Lane NE Longville, MN 56655 218-363-3327
• Sherman A. Yochum VFW Post 772 and Auxiliary Tom Kutschied, Commander • 218-507-0311 Bill Abbott, Quarter Master • 218-682-2550 493 County Rd 5 NW Hackensack, MN 56452 [email protected]
• Walker Area Community Center Gretchen Gribbin 105 Tower Avenue • PO Box 327 Walker, MN 56484 218-547-1853 • [email protected] www.walkerareacommunitycenter.com
• Woodtick Wheelers ATV/OHM Club David Shaw PO Box 83 • Hackensack, MN 56452 319-360-5066 • [email protected] www.woodtickwheelers.com -SEE AD ON PAGE 9
• Young-At-Heart (YAH) Senior Club Ed Pommier PO Box 71 • Longville, MN 56655 612-719-4337 • [email protected] -SEE AD ON PAGE 7
COMMUNITY SERVICES• City of Longville Christina Herheim P.O. Box 217 Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2022 • [email protected] www.CityofLongville.com
• Crisis Line & Referral Service Mary Marana PO Box 192 • Brainerd, MN 56401 Main Office: 218-828-4515 Crisis Line: 800-462-5525 [email protected] www.crisislineandreferralservice.org
• Faith In Action For Cass County Theresa Eclov PO Box 512 • 120 Whipple Ave. E Hackensack, MN 56452 218-675-5435 • 866-675-5435 [email protected] • www.faithinactioncass.com
• Longville Area Food Shelf/Tossed & Found Boutique Toni Sausman-Manager PO Box 308 • Longville, MN 56655 218-363-3949 • [email protected] -SEE AD ON PAGE 23
• Margaret Welch Memorial Library Cheryl Martin 5051 State Hwy 84 • PO Box 106 Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2710 • [email protected] www.krls.org
• North Memorial Ambulance - Longville Kevin Lee-Manager 210 NW 5th St • Brainerd, MN 56401 218-829-8767 or 218-363-3581 northmemorial.com
Opportunities to get involved in the community!
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Longville Turtle Races
2019 TURTLE RACE CALENDARWednesday, June 5Wednesday, June 12Wednesday, June 19Wednesday, June 26Wednesday, July 3Wednesday, July 10
Wednesday, July 17Wednesday, July 24 Wednesday, July 31Wednesday, Aug. 7Wednesday, Aug. 14Wednesday, Aug. 21
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FULL MECHANICAL REPAIR FOR ALLCARS AND LIGHT TRUCKS
OIL CHANGE$19.95
• Tires • Brakes • Exhaust • Check Engine Light • Driveability Problems • Collision Repair• Glass Replacement • Frame Work • Accept All Insurance Companies • 4 Wheel Alignments
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FULL MECHANICAL REPAIR FOR ALLCARS AND LIGHT TRUCKS
OIL CHANGE$19.95
• Tires • Brakes • Exhaust • Check Engine Light • Driveability Problems • Collision Repair• Glass Replacement • Frame Work • Accept All Insurance Companies • 4 Wheel Alignments
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OIL CHANGE$19.95
• Tires • Brakes • Exhaust • Check Engine Light • Driveability Problems • Collision Repair• Glass Replacement • Frame Work • Accept All Insurance Companies • 4 Wheel Alignments
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Volunteer
Anchorage Inn•Thursday Night Meat Raffle at 6:00 p.m.
• Delicious Brick Oven Pizza•Happy Hour 3 to 5:30 Mon. - Thurs.
•Daily Specials•Open Year-Round
On Lake Inguadona 218-363-2236
Outdoor Patio Musky House Marine Your Premier Pontoon & Warrior Boat Dealer
We also have a quality repair center for all your marine, ATV, and Snowmobile needs. We are your full-service marine center serving the Longville Lakes area.
Need Winter Storage? We’ve got you covered.
Need summer snowmobile storage? We’ve got you covered.
218-363-2044 www.MuskyHouseMarine.com
Jack Likens—Owner
Tony Likens— Service Manager
1.5 miles north of Longville On State Highway 84 and County Road 126
P.O. Box 377 Longville, Mn. 56655
It’s easy to get to know people in Longville. If you’d like to get involved, just find something you’re interested in and join the fun. We depend on our volunteers — and truly appreciate them.
The Longville Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce has many opportunities for business people and individuals alike. There are also the Longville Area Community Foundation, the Longville Lions Club, the Petal Pushers Garden Club and the Woodtick Wheelers ATV/OHM Club.
You may also consider the Longville Lakes Area Snowmobile Club, the Minnesota Deer Hunters Association, The Northland Ridge Runners/Wild Turkey Federation, or the Young-At-Heart Senior Club.
The Longville Area Food Shelf/Tossed & Found Boutique and Northland Area Family Service Center offer programs and services for those in need, while the Sherman A. Yochum VFW Post 772 and Auxiliary serve our veterans.
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Longville is famous for its old-fashioned 4th of July celebration, known for its daylong offerings of food and fun. Things start off in the morning with inflatable games for the children. People arrive early to line the streets for the parade, which comes right through town, followed by games for kids and adults. The day winds up with a spectacular fireworks display over Girl Lake.
Other summer activities include the Turtletown Art Fair and “a fly-in/drive-in” pancake breakfast sponsored by the Chamber, the Longville Flyers, and the Longville Firemen.
When autumn arrives, the Chamber participates in “Fall Has It All,” a 17-day slate of activities in Longville, Hackensack, Remer, and Walker. Longville events “kick-off” the first weekend, culminating in all-day Oktoberfest festivities the first Saturday.
The Chamber’s year is rounded out by participating in the Halloween SPOOKtacular at Camp Olson YMCA; sponsoring the popular "Brunch, Bubbles and Bling” Holiday Champagne Breakfast the second Saturday of deer hunting season, and hosting the very hometown lighting of the town Christmas tree the Saturday after Thanksgiving. The holiday season is then officially ushered in with open houses at many Chamber member businesses.
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In addition, the Chamber holds the charitable gambling license for Longville, so the Chamber is responsible for the pull-tabs, meat raffles, and horse racing at three locations: Patrick’s on Girl Lake and the Docksider in Longville, and the Anchorage Inn on Inguadona Lake. By law, proceeds must be reinvested in the local community. Funds generated by charitable gambling are donated to many nonprofit organizations and projects throughout the year.
Chamber members are as busy as the Chamber itself, sponsoring events like art fairs, book and bake sales, holiday concerts, Music in the Park, and the annual Memorial Day program. There truly is something for everyone in Longville.
The Longville Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce hosts a variety of events and activities throughout the seasons, sure to create lasting memories. The fun starts the first Saturday in February with the annual Ice Bocce Tournament on Girl Lake. Ice bocce is a combination of bowling, curling, and bocce ball, with a little shuffleboard mixed in.
In early March, Longville celebrates winter with an exceptional fireworks display, also on Girl Lake. Then the Longville Lions partner with the Chamber to host the popular Easter EGGStravaganza, a free event with hidden Easter eggs and candy and prizes for local children.
Next up, on the first Saturday in May is the “Global 6K for Water,” an event that raises funds for clean water worldwide.
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More than You ExpectFor a small town, Longville is a vibrant community that offers a surprisingly complete lifestyle. And, if you’re interested in getting involved, there are plenty of opportunities to volunteer in a variety of areas of interest.
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[email protected] • www.campolson.org218-363-2207
Day CampsResident CampsFamily Camps
Sharing the Spirit of the Northwoods Since 1954
SCHEDULE OF SERVICES9:00 am Sunday School
10:00 am Fellowship Time10:30 am Sunday Worship
3:00 pm Wed. Prayer Meeting
5116 State Hwy. 84218-363-2010
Pastor Mike Partch
www.longvillebiblechapel.org
Public Library We’re the smallest town in Minnesota to have a public library — and our Margaret Welch Memorial Library is a member of the Kitchigami Regional Library System, which serves five counties and links us to programs and resources far beyond our municipal borders. There is also an active Friends of the Library group that organizes events and fundraisers to support the library and its mission.
Medical Care for All Your Needs Longville is fortunate to have a primary care clinic right in town. The clinic’s affiliation with the Cuyuna Regional Medical Center (CRMC) in Crosby directly links patients to the high-tech services of a comprehensive medical center. We also have a pharmacy downtown and 24/7 emergency medical care available through the North Memorial Ambulance service.
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Municipal Airport
LOCATIONS 2601 St Hwy 200 NE | Longville, MN 228 East Main St Suite 116 | Anoka, MN 37243 St Hwy 108 | Dent, MN www.northlandmonument.com
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Longville
THE Touch Free Car Wash
Made to Order
Pizza & Subs
For Dine In or Take Out
also Available
(218) 363-2252CallLive Bait T-Shirts &
Sweatshirts
• Movie Rentals • Tackle • Licenses • Guns & Ammo • • Feed & Seed • Groceries • Ice •
• Lottery • Kerosene • LP Fill • 24 Hour Pumps •
Sporting Goods
We’re one of the smallest towns to have a municipal airport (KXVG). Our airport offers the longest runway in a 50-mile radius, capable of handling small business jets, 24-hour self-serve fuel, and a courtesy car.
Located less than a half-mile north of town on Highway 84, the airport is within walking distance of downtown. Because Longville is centrally located among some 400 area lakes, when you touch down here, it’s a quick getaway to your favorite resort or vacation spot.
The airport offers a safe location for the North Memorial Air Care helicopter to intercept critical medical and trauma patients, and also provides a base of operations for local pilots who donate their time and aircraft for charitable flights through nonprofit organizations such as Angel Flights and Veterans Airlift Command.
The City of Longville is the airport’s governing authority, working with a volunteer citizen advisory board. The Longville Flyers, an active flying group, meets informally on Saturday mornings at 9 a.m. at Patrick’s. All pilots and aviation enthusiasts are invited to join them for breakfast or coffee.
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5076 St Hwy 84 NE “In the old Ron’s Hardware Store”
Quality used merchandiseof all kinds including clothing,
Collectibles, Housewares, furniture and so much more!Open Tuesday – Saturday 10 am – 4 pm
218-363-3949Proceeds support our local food shelf
Tossed & Found Boutique“Up North”? Take classes - watercolor,
acrylic, garden art, fabric art and more.
Kids (6 - 12) free.ARTS
LEARNING CENTERIn Longville next to Gallery of New Creations
(20 minutes from Hackensack & Remer & only 30 minutes from Walker & Pine River).
www.LongvilleArtsCenter.com
The Arts Learning Center in Longville offers classes for everyone — learn acrylic or watercolor painting, fiber arts, and more. Your work will be an enjoyable reminder of being "up north,” and you can also enjoy our Arts/Crafts/Music Fairs and Wine and Cheese Receptions during your stay.
The Art Crate features the techniques of Tom Kutschied, local artist. At his classes and other events, you can develop artistic talents you may not even know you have.
The volunteer Longville Area Community Choir, under the direction of Eunice Benson, is comprised of some 60 singers and performs at several community events, including the Memorial Day program and an annual Christmas concert.
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The Longville area encompasses the City of Longville and the surrounding townships of Boy Lake, Inguadona, Kego, Pine Lake, Trelipe, Wabedo, and Woodrow. Contact information is available on the Longville Chamber website, www.Longville.com, under the Community>Local Government tab.
We are also served by several public and private schools, including the Northland School District #118 in Remer and the Walker-Hackensack-Akeley School District #113 in Walker. Local students also attend the Immanuel Lutheran School in Walker, Eagle Country Christian Academy in Remer, and the Bug-O-Nay-Ge-Shig magnet school in Cass Lake.
Full Family Healthcare
Monday-Friday – 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.Walk-ins welcome
Appointments: 218-363-3300
180 Jordan Lanewww.cuyunamed.org
Physician, Physician Assistant, NursesLab, X-Ray, Emergency/Urgent Care
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Specializing in Lakeshore Properties
A Professional Real Estate service taken to the level of an art form.
Longville (218)363-2240 • (800)726-8050
www.moranrealty.com
REAL ESTATE TO FIT YOUR NEEDSTHE BOEN TEAM
At the LakePat Boen218-838-4202patboen.com
Longville Lakes AreaCabins, Homes, Lots, LandSee Me at Common Grounds
In the CitiesNate Boen
612-669-0013nateboen.com
Serving Twin Cities Families:28+ Years Experience
Partner at Counselor Realty
Our real estate professionals offer extensive expertise for helping you buy or rent a local property. We also have experienced contractors who can help you build the home of your dreams, or remodel an existing property into anything you can envision.
Utilities providers bring the amenities you’re used to right into your home. Necessities like electricity, propane, telephone and internet, plus garbage pick-up, septic maintenance, and the services of a demolition landfill, are all available. We also have recycling bins behind City Hall for public use.
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LongvilleBuilders Supply
• Full Service Building Materials Supplier• Free Estimates• Stihl Power Equipment• Interstate Batteries • Paints: (We can custom color match colors!)
ACE Royal Clark+Kensington Sikkens Valspar• Thermo-Tech Premium Windows & Doors
Other Services Include: • Key Cutting
• Screen Repair
• Glass Cutting
• Window Repair
• Photocopies & Fax Services
Hardware Store: 218-363-2716Lumber Yard: 218-363-2724
186 Reservation Ave • Longville, Minnesota
ARROWHEADBUILDERS SUPPLY
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ACROSS FROM THE AIRPORT - LONGVILLE• Building Materials • Hardware • Rentals
Ph. (218) 363-2124
ARROWHEADBUILDERS SUPPLY
Come experience a whole new hardware store!
A Full Service Home Center.Open 7 Days a Week Year Round.
5159 Hwy 84 No., Longville • 218-363-2124 • Fax 218-363-3335Visit us on the Web: www.arrowheadtruevalue.com • E-mail:[email protected]
BC’s Corral on
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218-682-2531WHERE GOOD FRIENDS GO
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So, if you’re looking for a place to play, work, and live, take a look at Longville. You’ll like what you see.
Start a business. Relocate your business. Buy an existing business. Work from home or go to work at one of our thriving enterprises. Longville’s business environment is receptive, supportive, and able to provide everything you’ll need to succeed, from real estate and construction, banking and financing, to planning, research, mobile phone and internet services.
The Longville Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce promotes the area through activities, events, and year-round outreach.The City of Longville and surrounding townships work closely with the Cass County Economic Development Corporation, which offers free consulting services on everything from financing to strategic planning. The Blandin Foundation and the Initiative Foundation work to strengthen the economy and communities of Central Minnesota, and there are several programs through the University of Minnesota-Extension that address community economics and vitality.
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WORKDirectory MembersBUILDER/CONTRACTOR• Advantage Heating & Cooling Inc. Gordy and LaRae Nelson2648 State 87 NW • Backus, MN 56435218-947-4480 • Fax: [email protected] www.advantageheatingcoolinginc.com• American Roofing Co. Steve Anderson PO Box 266 • Longville, MN 56655 218-821-9067 [email protected] www.americanroofingmn.com• Bachmann’s Heating & AC Brian Bachmann PO Box 33 • Longville, MN 56655 218-536-9205 • [email protected] • Evergreen Electrical Contractors Inc. Rick Flaws25053 Blue Bonnet RdMerrifield, MN 56405218-821-7104 • [email protected]• Lifetime Painting and Staining Chris Johnson 7411 Cty Rd 8 NE • Longville MN 56655 218-259-3872 [email protected] • www.lifetimech.com • MacDonald Home Improvement Butch MacDonald 914 32nd Street NW • Hackensack MN 56452 218-821-2769 • [email protected] • Schrupp Excavating LLC Raymond Schrupp 3003 36th Street SW • Pine River MN 56474218-587-3473 • [email protected]• Terry Daudt Construction Terry Daudt 595 Edward Ln NE • Longville, MN 218-820-3555 • [email protected]
CHIROPRACTOR• Gunnerson Chiropractic Lane Gunnerson, DC 1481County Rd 5 • Longville, MN 56655 1325 NW 4th St. Ste. 200 Grand Rapids, MN 55744 218-363-3413 or 218-326-4022 [email protected] www.GunnersonChiropractic.com
EXCAVATING• Welk Excavating JJ Welk 767 Woodduck Ln NE • Longville, MN56655 218-820-0483 • [email protected]
FLOORING/WINDOW COVERINGS• North Pines Interiors Dwight Nordstrom 1476 Cty Rd 5 • PO Box 240 Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2848 • [email protected]
INSURANCE• Woodland Insurance Services Kathy Sweeney, CISR P.O. Box 312 • Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2700 • 888-281-6715 [email protected] www.woodlandins.com
LAUNDROMAT• Matt's Laundromat PO Box 384 • 5013 State Hwy 84 Longville, MN 56655218-363-2333
LAWN SERVICE/SNOWPLOWING• Kego Lake Lawn Service & Snowplowing Tim Fahey 1760 Shamrock Trl NE • Longville, MN Cell: 218-536-0898 [email protected]
MINI GOLF• Birdie’s Mini Golf and Water Wars Jim & Lois Garner P. O. Box 211 • Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2481 • [email protected]
OFF-SALE MUNICIPAL LIQUOR• Longville Lakes Bottle Shop Nancy Raines 5048 State Hwy 84 • Longville, MN 56655 218-363-3249 • [email protected]
ON-SALE MUNICIPAL LIQUOR• The Docksider Sara Putnam 1465 County Rd. 5 Longville, MN 56655 218-363-2565 • [email protected]
PHARMACY• GuidePoint PharmacyMike Schwartzwald1472 County Rd 5 • Longville, MN 56655218-363-2640 • [email protected]
PLUMBING• Extreme Plumbing and Heating Mike [email protected]
PRINTER• First Impression Print & DesignPat MacLeish401 Front St. • Brainerd, MN 56401218-829-1860 • Fax: 218-825-7550firstimpressionprinting.net • www.brainerdprinting.com
REAL ESTATE/TITLE SERVICES• Leer Title Services Ineke LeerPO Box 610Walker, MN 56484218-547-7500 • [email protected]
SECURITY• American Eagle Security Systems Alissa Tschida 218-566-1000 • Fax: 218-566-3398 7009 Westwood Terrace Dr. NE PO Box 129 • Remer, MN 56672 [email protected] • aesecurity.us
TREE SERVICE• Beaver Tree Service Jeff Jepson1265 64th St NELongville, MN 56655218-363-2260 • [email protected]
VETERINARIAN• Grand Rapids Veterinary Clinic - Longville Office Hans Kaldahl, DVM 5016 State Hwy 84 • Longville, MN 405 SE 13th Street • Grand Rapids, MN 218-363-3343 or 218-326-0395 [email protected] • www.grvet.com
• Walker Animal Hospital Dr. Steven Ekholm 306 8th St. S • PO Box 640 Walker, MN 56484 • 218-547-3222 [email protected] www.walkeranimalhospital.com
WEB DESIGN/HOSTING• Northland Creative LLC Tony Staniger 25185 Nicole Court Nisswa, MN 56468 218-760-0088 • [email protected]
INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS • Adams, Dave and Pat 3835 State Hwy 84 NE Longville, MN 56655 [email protected]• Anderson, Colette 4707 Shangri-La Drive NE Longville, MN 56655 [email protected]• Blue, Dave and Judy 2830 S. Boy Lake Rd NE Remer, MN 56672 [email protected]• Blundell, Ron and Judy PO Box 27 Longville, MN 56655 [email protected]• Boen, Mike and Pat 3995 Pikie Point Dr NE Longville, MN 56655 [email protected] • Dysart, Pat & Toni 3870 – 78th St NE Remer, MN 56672 [email protected]• Gilsrud, Sharon 454 Journey’s End Rd Longville, MN [email protected]• Johnson, Scott & Teresa Scott & Teresa JohnsonLongville, MN• Kutschied, Tom P.O. Box 533 Longville, MN 56655 [email protected]• Sidey, Linda 410 SW 2nd Greenfield, IA 50849 641-221-0297 [email protected]• Spartz, Dave and Jenn 5480 County Rd 125 NE Longville, MN 56655 [email protected]• Weins, John and Sandy 698 N Hunter Lake Rd NE Longville, MN 56655• Zuelke, Dennis PO Box 196 Longville, MN 56655 [email protected]
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Longville Longville Longville Lakes AreaChamber of Commerce800.756.7583 • 218.363.2630www.longville.com • [email protected]. Box 33 • Longville, MN 56655
DISTANCES TO LONGVILLEDULUTH – 120 Miles
FARGO – 135 MilesINTERNATIONAL FALLS – 150 Miles
MINNEAPOLIS – 170 Miles ST. PAUL – 170 Miles
There is no place like Longville!
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