United Way of Nobes County meets its goal
January 8, 2013 in Worthington Daily Globe
Organization surpasses target of $150,000
WORTHINGTON Through multiple fundraisers and the help of numerous local businesses and individuals, the United Way of Nobles County has reached this year’s fundraising goal of $150,000 earlier than expected. Continue Reading
As has been the case for the past several years, JBS employees have again demonstrated their generosity in a very significant way.
WORTHINGTON The more than 600 women employed at the JBS Worthington plant were treated to a week dedicated to their health and wellness.
Program to offer computers to qualifying families
WORTHINGTON Bob Lundergard moved to Worthington as a high school junior after his dad accepted a transfer from Omaha, Neb., to work at the new Armour’s plant gearing up to open here in the mid-1960s.
At its 2012 awards banquet Saturday night in Worthington’s Centennial Park, JBS recognized several of its employees who have worked for the pork processing plant for 26 years or more. Shown are Carol Rost (front, from left), Bernie Breuer and Wanda Klaassen. Row two: Jeff Meyer, Dan Einck and Mike Thiner. Back row: Charles Sauer and Ronnie Noerenberg. Sauer has the longest tenure at 35 years.
Company’s employees contribute $72,133 to organization’s annual drive
WORTHINGTON The Christmas season can pose many challenges for those already strapped for cash, and while the local food shelves see a need all year round, this time is especially busy. 
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