Saunders Point Brewing

ESCANABA — Each month, board members have the pleasure of welcoming new businesses into the Delta County Chamber of Commerce and with each new member comes a shared commitment to strengthening our local economy. But why do businesses choose to join the Chamber? For many, it’s about building relationships with other business owners, accessing valuable resources, and being part of a collective voice that advocates for a more vibrant community. From startups to long-established companies, our newest members recognize that Chamber membership is more than a decal on their window, it’s an investment in their business and our waterfront community’s future.

The Home Builders Association of the Upper Peninsula is a professional trade organization comprised of builder and associate members dedicated to promoting the building industry. This organization encourages professionalism within industry, educates its members and general public while positively impacting government on building related issues. To find out more about The Home Builders Association of the Upper Peninsula visit upbuilders.org.

Log Cabin on the Bay Grill and Bar, located at 7252 US Hwy 2&41 & M35 overlooking Little Bay de Noc is excited to serve our community again with our full bar and tasty menu. Open Tuesday – Saturday from 4 to 9 p.m. their extensive menu and welcoming atmosphere has something for everyone.

Raymond J Delmont CPA is a long-standing supporter of all things Delta County. His commitment to our waterfront community is evident in his many ventures throughout the years while also working in his home CPA office for over 50 years.

Sheila Krueger

Swedish Pantry LLC located at 809 Ludington Street in Escanaba’s downtown serves delicious home-cooked meals for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Swedish pancakes, homemade soups, sandwiches, freshly baked breads and muffins await you. Don’t let their name fool you, as they cook up some of the best American fare in the Midwest. Stop in and meet new owners Josh and Brittany Hoogerhyde who are eager to serve you!

The Chamber is proud to be a connector and champion for businesses across Delta County. Whether you’re a new owner or a seasoned business leader, there’s a place for you here. Together, we’re building a stronger local economy — one member at a time.

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