New members join Chamber of Commerce

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 following three businesses were approved for membership at the July 10th Board of Directors meeting.
At Buried Stone Farms their mission is to produce and sell high-quality grass-fed beef directly to the consumer. They strive to be a business that is honest, respects the land, and prioritizes the humane treatment of animals. In November 2024 they opened a retail location in the historic North Town District at 1519 Sheridan Ave, Escanaba MI. Stop by the store to find locally sourced beef as well as a selection of seafood, ready to eat products and grocery items. They also have a fresh meat case stocked with lunchmeat, cheeses, and more locally sourced products. It is their goal, by offering quality food at different price points, they can serve our community better. Buried Stone invites customers to stop in to meet their wonderful staff and see some local art.
Escanaba Motor Speedway is located at the UP State Fairgrounds. As a non-profit organization the club mission is for the betterment of auto racing conditions in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan; the encouragement of international auto racing in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan; the formation and enforcement of auto racing standards; the creation of a social and recreational club for members; and the dissemination of information about auto racing to members and to the public. Escanaba Motor Speedway dirt track racing offers a full schedule of entertainment to the Upper Peninsula. To stay up to date on their exciting race schedule visit escanabaspeedway.com
Perch King Auctions & House Cleaning Service prides itself on offering an opportunity for every item to find a new home and offering clean-out service that is handled with care. Join neighbors across the Upper Peninsula for live bidding, friendly service, and a fresh start for your space. Everyone is welcome at Perch King live auctions! Just arrive, register, and join the fun. The team will walk you through the process, so you’ll feel comfortable whether you’re new or experienced. Expect a mix of antiques, collectibles, tools, and everyday treasures. Each event is different, so there’s always something new to discover. For more information about their house cleaning and upcoming auctions visit perchkingauctions.webflow.io/
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