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With just over 700 residents packed into under a square mile, Armour retains a strong sense of identity that is centered on its enduring main‑street character and civic pride. Local employment stems from a mix of government, healthcare, retail, agriculture, and manufacturing. Notable employers include Agland Co-op, BankWest, Prairie Health Clinic and Armour Industries, alongside the school district and county offices. Despite minor recent job softness, long‑term projections show steady growth and a low unemployment rate, which means stability for residents and renters.

The Armour Historic District along Main Street features early twentieth‑century Queen Anne, Colonial Revival and bungalow homes that are listed on the National Register. Cultural anchors such as the Douglas County Museum, a century‑old country school, and the volunteer‑run Lorain Theater enrich community life. For leisure and family time, Lions Park, and the revitalized Lake Alcazar provide local green spaces, while proximity to Highway 281 and I‑90 gives easy access to regional recreation in the Black Hills. The combination of historic value, civic employment, and green‑space amenities gives this compact city an enduring investment appeal.