Column: Four businesses join Chamber of Commerce
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 September 14th, four businesses were presented and approved for membership by the Delta Chamber Board of Directors.
Rejoining after new ownership, we invite you to visit and experience the Historic House of Ludington. You will enjoy the proximity to Escanaba’s downtown shopping and dining, Ludington Park, Sand Island beach, Little Bay de Noc and Lake Michigan. Plan a getaway for yourself or gathering for your group, business meeting, wedding, or family reunion. The House of Ludington is often referred to as Escanaba’s Crown Jewel. Built in 1864 it is one of the oldest hotels in Michigan. Check out their Facebook page for weekly specials and live entertainment offerings!
Peach Blossom Therapy & Consultation Services, PLLC offers mental health services and consultations for educational assessments and licensing supervision for MSW and BSW. Clinical Social Work/Therapist Monica Peach has years of experience in the social work field which have allowed her to be open, receptive, and welcoming to all people. Working with people starting at age 4 that present with many differing circumstances allows Monica to assist people in discovering for themselves how to resolve their concerns. For more information call 989-948-8247 or email peachblossomtac@gmail.com.
The Delft, to many a local landmark, is located at 907 Ludington Street Escanaba. The facility has been re-invigorated offering event hall rental and themed events. The Delft has rental opportunities to hire local bands, dj’s, sound equipment and other A/V needs. Following the spirit of collaboration, they encourage their customers to work with other local vendors to secure the food, alcohol and decoration services needed for a successful event.
For more information on the offerings of The Delft, contact Ethan Peterson at 906-553-7029, via email at delftproperty@zoho.com or visit https://www.facebook.com/thedelft.
The French Fry Factory is a mobile food vendor and caterer on a mission to deliver the best French fry experience on Planet Earth. Owner Matt Sedenquist prides himself on customer service, locally sourced ingredients whenever possible and delivering a product that he can be proud of. The French Fry Factory offers more than French Fries. Reach out today to discover various catering options for any occasion, priced per plate; https://www.thefrenchfryfactory.love.
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 associate director of the Delta County Chamber of Commerce