Weekly Roundup | February 26, 2016

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Richard Youngs, a local history buff, took a minute to think back on the past and share with others how important history is to the community. The new historical markers, funded by private donors as well as Adrian Steel, gives the city a little glimpse of what used to be. Youngs reminds us all of the importance of taking the time to ask why and discover the past.

Economist Bob Morgan Believes 2016 to be a Year of Growth

A low annual GDP growth, changing demographics, and a tight labor market were all discussed on Tuesday, February 16, as First Federal Bank held their annual Economic Summit at the Lenawee Country Club. Business leaders from all over Lenawee County gathered to hear what guest speaker, Bob Morgan, had to say on the current status of the U.S. economy and the future of Lenawee County.

Lenawee Now Celebrate 100 Years of Economic Development | Lenawee Now

On July 13, 1916, the Adrian Area Chamber of Commerce was established. Since then, the name changed multiple times, the Chamber branched off, and the focus became not only cultivating local businesses, but attracting new ones, and encouraging a culture of entrepreneurism. We have seen great successes over the last century: manufacturers reaching international success, downtown shops filling the needs of their communities, and Lenawee County being recognized as not only ideal for business but perfect for life. Stay tuned to our blog and social media for more to come regarding this centennial celebration! Also, be sure to check out our “Made in Lenawee” book, which will be published in the late spring. This book will commemorate Lenawee’s successes of the past and acknowledge the innovation of the future.