The City of Marshall, selected as one of "The Best Small Towns in America" in 1993, 1995 and 2002, stands out as one of the most vibrant and progressive cities in southwestern Minnesota. As a leader in industry, education, and technology, Marshall enjoys a regional reputation for economic vitality. The population of 13,000 residents grows daily to 24,000 people as a result of a multitude of opportunities for employment, education, and retail shopping in the City of Marshall.
Marshall is home to The Schwan Food Company, one of Minnesota's largest private companies and the City's most prominent employer. The major impact of Schwan's on the City of Marshall comes not only from employment opportunities for 2,500, but from the organization's commitment to benefit the entire community. Other prominent food processing industries are Turkey Valley Farms, a turkey processor employing 300, and the Archer Daniels Midland Company, a corn wet milling facility with 250 employees. The presence of Southwest Minnesota State University, which employs 375, has also contributed to the City's growth and distinction. Other major employers include Avera Marshall Regional Medical Center, with 385 employees; US Bank Corporation, with 450 employees; Wal-Mart Supercenter, with 400 employees; Independent School District #413, with 320 employees; and Hy-Vee Foods, with 400 employees. The business community and the City of Marshall are committed to leadership in technology. The City has been wired with cable, Internet, local ISP's, high-speed data lines, and broadband lines with multiple providers.
Marshall is located 143 miles southwest of the Twin Cities and 90 miles northeast of Sioux Falls, SD. US Highway 59 and State Highways 68, 23, and 19 intersect the City.

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