You’ll find us off I-90, 10 minutes from central Fairmont shopping and dining. We’re nestled in Minnesota nature, within 15 minutes of five local lakes and numerous waterside parks – ideal for walking the dog. Free hot breakfast is fuel for a round at Interlaken Golf Club or putting a spin on things at Cedar Creek Disc Golf Course, both 15 minutes away. WiFi’s on us.

At Hy-Vee our people are our strength. We promise “a helpful smile in every aisle” and those smiles can only come from a workforce that is fully engaged and committed to supporting our customers and each other. We will be a company where all employee owners bring their unique perspectives and experiences together to create a truly outstanding experience. With the help of every employee owner, we are building a company where everyone, employees and customers alike, are treated with respect and dignity, where our differences are embraced and celebrated.

Since 1991, Colony Court Senior Living Solutions has been family-owned and operated and takes great pride in treating residents as family. We provide affordable, quality care for seniors and advocate for collaboration and spiritual wellness to allow individuals to enjoy life as they age.

We are your partner for quality care and work collaboratively with residents, family and caregivers as well as physicians to ensure we are all working together for our residents to thrive.

Our mission and philosophy has always been to provide quality care to as many people as we can, regardless of the cost to provide value in every market we serve. Our leadership and staff are hands on and treat residents as family to form lasting relationships.

Interlaken is an exciting 18 hole regulation course located at the Interlaken Golf Club Inc facility in Fairmont, MN. From the longest tees it presents 6,437 yards of golf for a par of 72. The course was designed by and opened in 1922. The course rating is 71.4 with a slope rating of 130. Interlaken is a private equity facility golf course with a 'Accompanied By Member' guest policy.

Kahler Automation traces its lineage back to 1949 when Fairmont native Roy Kahler started Kahler Electric. Eventually his son Wayne created an “automation division” within the company to serve the area’s farming community, doing programmable logic controller work with hog facilities and barn ventilation controls. In the late ‘80s Kahler developed its first Fluid Dispensing System, utilizing weigh tanks to measure chemicals and dispense them into mini-bulk containers; its tremendous success soon spurred the formation of Kahler Automation. Having outgrown their original location on Winnebago Avenue, they’ve been at their 36,000 sq. ft. facility in Fairmont’s Industrial Park since 2007.

Now an industry leader in agricultural and industrial bulk material handling, Kahler continues to develop innovative products and expand into new markets, partnering with farmers cooperatives, chemical and fertilizer manufacturers, agronomy service providers, transportation businesses, equipment manufacturers, construction companies, and producers of food, fiber, and fuel. Kahler’s hardware and software systems measure, blend, and track bulk products around the world, and its panels proudly bear the UL mark of a high-quality panel manufacturer. In addition to dry & liquid bulk material handling of all sorts, Kahler’s truck traffic control technology offers integrated system for site access, vehicle management, and traffic flow for any kind of facility.

Grown from strong ag roots, Kahler has become a global player in industrial automation while supporting the families and communities of 75 employees in southern Minnesota. Careers at Kahler Automation include Electrical Engineer, Software Engineer, Electrical Technician, CAD Specialist, Field Technician, Technical Support, Mechanical Assembly, Sales Manager, Solutions Consultant, and Project Manager, plus opportunities in Finance, Marketing, Training, Inside Sales, and more. Education paths taken by Kahler employees include both four-year degrees — such as computer engineering, electrical engineering, business, etc. — and two-year degrees — commercial wiring, computer aided drafting & design, and industrial instrumentation, among many others.