R. R. Branstrom | Daily Press Members of the Chamber of Commerce and Ambassadors of Delta County join U.P. State Credit Union to celebrating the ribbon cutting at their recently renovated facility. Shown, from left to right, are Delta County Ambassador Rod Stende, Ambassador Barb Lindstrom, Chamber of Commerce Associate Director Sheila Krueger, U.P. State Credit Union Chief Marketing Officer Dan Litzner, Chief Operating Officer Darcy McLean, Board President Howard Haulotte, Ambassador Dennis LaMarch, retired U.P. State Credit Union CEO Rosemary Sankovitch, Chief Lending Officer Brad Swee, Delta County Chamber of Commerce Director Vickie Micheau, U.P. State Credit Union CEO Ray Theoret, and Ambassador Dennis Ford.

ESCANABA — Yesterday, June 16, members of the community gathered to welcome U.P. State Credit Union into its new building on Lincoln Road in Escanaba. The Credit Union was formerly located on 1st Avenue.

Prior to the rebuild, 123 S. Lincoln Road was the home of Northern United Federal Credit Union, which merged with U.P. State Credit Union. The completely-renovated facilities have been updated and have nearly doubled in size to better accommodate customers. The building is also in a more convenient location for customers, according to U.P. State Credit Union CEO Ray Theoret.

“We are continuing to look for ways to better service our members and growth opportunities,” says Darcy McLean, Chief Operating Officer.

There are currently four U.P. State Credit Union locations in the Upper Peninsula. The other branches are in St. Ignace, Cedarville and Norway.

After construction began in June of last year, U.P. State Credit Union relocated to the site in February. Leading the construction project was Roy Ness Contracting & Sales Inc.

U.P. State Credit Union’s former location is now the site of Pregnancy Services of Delta County.