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Dowagiac Elks Lodge # 889

ContactDave Krueger
Emailbpoe889@live.com
Address300 Riverside Dr.
Dowagiac, MI 49047
(directions)
Telephone269-782-3889

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If you'd like to enjoy the best view in town, while dining out this weekend, the Dowagiac Elks Lodge is your answer. The lodge features Friday night dinners, a nine-hole golf course, golf outings and banquet facilities that can accommodate up to 250 people. And, be sure to remember, special events at the lodge are always open to the public.

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Marion Magnolia Farms

ContactBrittany File
EmailBDFile9@gmail.com
Address57376 Twin Lakes Road
Cassopolis, MI 49031
(directions)
Telephone269-262-2518

Marion Magnolia Farms is Cass County's first event venue, located within a beautifully restored barn.  This special setting provides a perfect location for family gatherings, weddings, graduation parties and more!

For more information, visit the .

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  • April 12th, 2021

    Chamber Spotlights Deerpath Recyclers

    Deerpath is open Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The company accepts car, truck and semi tires.Deerpath Recyclers Inc., located within the Dowagiac Industrial Park, opened its doors in 2006 as a tire recycling company.

    The company is a registered tire collection site with the State of Michigan, and is a registered tire hauler in Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Ohio and Wisconsin.

    For the past 10 years, Deerpath Recyclers has worked with the State of Michigan on its Tire grants. The state issues grants for tire cleanups throughout Michigan. In doing so, Deerpath has been involved with many of the local community tire cleanups.

    Once the company has collected tires, it has a machine that chops them up into smaller pieces. The crumb rubber is then used to make different products and landscaping material.

     

  • April 12th, 2021

    A Word or Two from Our President

    Can you feel it? A new spring. Small changes. Perhaps a bit of light at the end of the tunnel?  

    No doubt there are still challenges for many. And the rear view has not been pretty for all. But, our business community has moved through with creativity, adaptive adjustments and with incredible support from our community.

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  • April 12th, 2021

    Ongoing Construction Transforms Storefronts

     Behind concealed windows, as interior construction progresses on downtown storefronts, later this spring renovation moves to the exterior, where one building, in particular, will enjoy a long awaited face lift.

    In March the Downtown Development Authority's Design Review Committee approved Facade Incentive applications from Shannon Lyons and Cathy McBride for the old Harvey building at 143 S. Front St., where both the front and rear facades will be redone.

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