We were in need of some fishing poles for the kids as the ones we had were broken. Stopped by here…read moreand they have a good selection. They were able to help us pick the right ones and also got them setup with the hook, weight and floaters. While there, we picked up a few swimming goggles that were also needed and they didn't have a huge selection but had enough that we were able to find three pairs for the kids and they were reasonably priced. The service was excellent I would be by there again if I need anything related to summer fun when we are up north.

This place is great! We came here today in search of a new fish basket and of course they were the…read moreonly place in town that had one.. In fact, we even got to chose between a large and small one. This place has a bit of everything if you are looking at a sport!

This cute and small women's clothing store opened last spring in Vergas. Sarah the owner is so…read moresweet and friendly. They now have Yellowstone Sweatshirts. They have sweat shirts with local lakes names on them. Sarah buys her clothing online for this store. She seems to have a good eye for fashion as there are clothes for teeny boppers to older ladies like my mom. The prices aren't so ridiculous either. There are 2 dressing rooms but no bathroom. There are public restrooms across the street next to the liquor store. The location is next door to the beauty shop. Support small town businesses.

This business is now an upscale type thrift store boutique. They don't take donations or…read moreconsignments. They have new hardwood floors, so much more open and not cluttered like the attic shop. They have used men's, women's and kids clothes. A little bit of home decor, children's books. I found a bee pillow threshold brand from Target and a bee theme insulated tumbler. Both seemed new and total was $9. They take credit cards. I commented how nice and open it was compared to the attic shop and there was dances here in the 1980's before the community center opened. They even used sawdust or powder on the floors back then. The owner welcomes pictures from that time to display. Anyone? Support small business in a small town.

This store is very well organized. Everything was clearly priced. They had a Memorial Day weekend…read moresale. All clothes were 50% off. I went there on the Tuesday after the sale. They forgot to take down the sale signs and still sold me the clothes I wanted to buy at the sale price. The staff was very friendly.

awesome addition to a very very small town. just as good as the name brand big storesread more

This place has all kinds of various tchotchkes which are simply adorable. It has lots of trinkets,…read moreetc. for all the fun things you may want but don't need. I ended up getting some post cards & it was pretty cheap too. So many cute things to decide from that are all about MN. The drug store part is towards the back of the store where you will find things that may help your ailments. It is also connected to the market next store, just make sure you pay for things there before moving to the market side. Glad to have stumbled upon this hidden gem.

This place has everything! From vape to kratom to supplements, the selection is incredible. What…read morereally sets them apart is the staff - they're friendly, knowledgeable, and actually take time to help you find what you need. Never feel rushed. Clean store, fair prices, and top-tier CUSTOMER SERVICE -AlLWAYS!! every visit. Highly recommend!

Rural Minnesota offers a lot of things: fishing, farming, sports, but most people don't think of…read moreculture. The New York Mills Regional Cultural Center has provided not just culture, but some entertainment as well. The Cultural Center acts as a gallery for artists (both local and from far away), a concert venue, and they host the yearly "Great American Think Off" which is not just a couple of days of philosophical debates, but there is also a parade and street dance that accompany the festivities. I was recently up there, and although I didn't get to check out the gallery, I was able to listen to the reggae band concert that they hosted. If you're in rural Minnesota, and are looking for something interesting to do-give the New York Mills Regional Cultural Center a try.