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Community Affairs Corporation The Rock Rapids Community Affairs Corporation is a voluntary organization of citizens dedicated to the enhancement of the quality of life by implementing programs and services which promote commerce, industry and agricultural interest, enhance the social and cultural environment, and serve to unify the community as a whole. The Rock Rapids Community Affairs Corporation serves as the chamber of commerce and retail trade association. The CAC acts as a public relations agency as well. It works to create a favorable, positive image of the community. Acting as an information clearinghouse, all inquiries about the town are answered by the CAC. People are encouraged by the CAC to do business with fellow members. The CAC director, Angie JAger, works full-time and year-round for the overall improvement of the community and local economy. A community-wide calendar of events is maintained at the CAC office. The CAC acts as the River Valley Players box office and coordinates the United Fund drive and annual Farm & Home Show. Directories of community organizations, a list of Central Lyon alumni, telephone books, and maps of various cities, and state maps can be found there. Responsibility for coordinating the annual Heritage Days celebration is done at the CAC office with planning done by a steering committee. The Retail Trade Association meets monthly at the CAC office with promotional events coordinated there.

The Holland City Office in Holland, MN, serves as a vital resource for residents, visitors, and businesses, offering a range of services including city ordinances, public safety information, and recreational activities. The office also manages community events such as the Annual Tulip Dig and the Holland Farmers Market, fostering local engagement and celebrating the city's vibrant culture. Generated from the website

Garvin is a small city located in Lyon County, Minnesota, covering an area of 0.28 square miles. Known for its rich history dating back to its development by the Chicago and North Western Railway in 1879, Garvin initially thrived as a railroad siding before being officially platted in 1886. Garvin Park is a prominent attraction, featuring majestic oak woodlands along the Cottonwood River, where visitors can enjoy miles of trails, camping facilities, and horseback riding opportunities. Despite its small population, Garvin offers a peaceful community lifestyle, underpinned by a commitment to preserving its historical heritage. Generated from the website