ESCANABA — The Delta County Area Chamber of Commerce provides an avenue for our business people to play a leadership role in building a healthy, vibrant community. We are a partner to every community, every business, and every citizen.

When a business joins the Delta County Area Chamber of Commerce, they become part of a county-wide network of businesses that have come together to promote quality of life in our area through a healthy business climate. This type of network is more important than ever during these uncertain times.

During its regularly scheduled board meeting held on June 9, 2022, four businesses were presented and approved for membership.

AmVets located at 1315 North Lincoln Road, Escanaba is a non-profit veterans’ organization which is also known as American veterans, is the most inclusive Congressionally chartered veterans service organization open to representing the interests of 20 million veterans and their families. Amvets are veterans serving veterans since 1944.

Diane Kay-Hougaboom is a is an experienced, ethical, effective attorney running for Delta County prosecutor. Diane has worked in criminal law for more than 15 years, representing both adults and children. She is a graduate of the University of Michigan and the University of Pittsburgh School of Law. For more information on Diane reach out to her at dianemkay@gmail.com.

Lake Superior Press of Marquette strives to be the Upper Peninsula’s top choice in commercial printing, advertising, and graphic design. Emphasizing premium color printing, LSP has forged a reputation for solid customer service and industry recognized quality printed pieces. For more information about their services call 906-228-7450.

The Chamber board was also proud to “re-member” the following business. Over time, for various reasons, a business may inadvertently let their membership lapse, but it is always great to see them come back on board to take advantage of the many benefits of chamber membership.

Link Learning Escanaba (Berrien Springs) located at 1620 Ludington Street, Escanaba is an online high school program using Michigan Merit 18 credits to graduate. Link Learning is proud to partner with Escanaba Schools as well as other community schools. Find out more by visiting www.linklearning.org.

The Chamber takes pride in its membership whose specialties range from local retail, commercial and industrial businesses, as well as professionals and other citizens in Delta County and surrounding areas interested in the concepts of business development, community improvement, and cultural and environmental enhancement. As we have for the last 100 years, we remain committed to doing all we can to support our Waterfront Community for years to come. For a complete membership listing or for information on how to become a member, visit deltami.org.

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Sheila Krueger is the associate director of the Delta County Chamber of Commerce.