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Nobles County in southwestern Minnesota features expansive prairies, fertile farmland and numerous lakes. Worthington is the county seat, boasting an agricultural heritage dating back to its establishment at Iowa's border in 1841. Lake Okabena adds scenic appeal while providing opportunities for outdoor activities and recreational pursuits in Worthington.
Nobles County has long been home to people who have made lasting impacts in their communities. William J. Mayo is one of the founders of the world-famous Mayo Clinic; though born in London England he spent part of his early life living in Nobles County before going on to achieve prominence within medicine. Nobles County's agricultural roots can also be seen through achievements by people such as Earl Bascom who spent his formative years growing up near Worthington and is today considered a legendary rodeo cowboy and inventor.
Nobles County is well known for hosting numerous popular events each year, such as its signature King Turkey Day festival in Worthington dating back to 1939. This lively festival honors the area's turkey industry with a turkey race, grand parade and various festivities that bring locals and visitors alike. This beloved tradition honors both agriculture heritage and community spirit within Nobles County while at the same time reflecting residents' contributions to art, recreation and socialization in Nobles County.
