lenawee county michigan highlights
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lenawee county michigan highlights
Lenawee County has what it takes to meet your business needs yet offers a warm and beautiful community in which to live your life. We have a skilled and qualified workforce, strong agricultural base, three higher education institutes, and commercial and industrial sites ready throughout the county including in industrial parks. With our location in southeast Michigan, near the Ohio-Michigan border, Ann Arbor and Toledo, Ohio, are easily accessible. You can enjoy the benefits of small-town living while having amenities of bigger cities within a short drive. Our Population Our Workforce Our Median Income 99,892 40,100 $46,399 2010 U.S. Census 2013 State of Michigan Lenawee’s Largest Private Employers ProMedica Health System - North Region Van-Rob Tecumseh Wacker Chemical-Adrian Inteva Products, LLC L&W Engineering Company Hi-Lex Controls Adrian College Adrian Steel Siena Heights University Inergy Automotive Jim Van Doren: [email protected] 1,062 800 515 447 335 300 250 225 215 200 517-265-5141 www.lenaweenow.org Tim Robinson: [email protected] Lenawee Now is a Registered Trademark of the Lenawee Economic Development Corporation 2011 U.S. Census Life In Lenawee Whether it’s the small town country living, or the quick drive to museums, entertainment or shopping, we think you’ll love everything about Lenawee county. Take in a hockey or football game at one of our local universities, then head out to a challenging golf course. With a plethora of beautiful lakes you can enjoy the sunset on the water, then drive into town for a performance by the Adrian Symphony Orchestra or a show at the Croswell Opera House. You can explore nature and wildlife on 755 acres at Hidden Lakes Gardens, or feel the roar of the engines at the Michigan International Speedway. You’ll find many ways to have fun with your family in Lenawee County! Croswell Opera House Michigan International Speedway Adrian Symphony Orchestra The Croswell Opera House first opened in 1866 and provided entertainment including concerts, lectures, vaudeville acts, minstrel shows, and various educational activities. Legendary figures have graced the stage, such as Susan B. Anthony, Frederick Douglas and Edwin Booth. Michigan International Speedway in Brooklyn, Michigan, boasts a proud, 43-year history of hosting America’s best racing action. Michigan International Speedway provides drivers with three and four grooves to run around the twomile speedway. A wide variety of non-racing events are also hosted on site. The Adrian Symphony Orchestra was founded more than 30 years ago with the mission to create musical performances of the highest quality and to present activities that educate, enhance, and improve the quality of life for the citizens of Lenawee County and Southeast Michigan. Photo credit: Croswell Opera House Photo credit: Michigan International Speedway Photo credit: Adrian Symphony Orchestra Center For a Sustainable Future Hidden Lake Gardens Tecumseh Center for the Arts The LISD Center for a Sustainable Future is a 75-acre campus comprised of crop fields, hardwood forest and wetlands. The site is home to a greenhouse and a new, 8,600 square foot, state-of-the-art, net-zero energy classroom building, which was completed in June, 2013. Hidden Lake Gardens is a paradise in a park, a place which is an escape from the everyday world and yet a connection to the world of nature for every visitor. From the comfort of your car or on meandering footpaths, the visitor has at their disposal a visual treat, ranging from the modest to the magnificent. The Tecumseh Center for the Arts provides a wide variety of events that light up the stage. From Broadway stars, to sensational chart topping bands and world class national touring acts to local theater companies and youth events, you’ll find it all on stage at the Tecumseh Center for the Arts. Photo credit: Lenawee Intermediate School District Photo credit: WePhoto Photography Photo credit: Tecumseh Center for the Arts 517-265-5141 www.lenaweenow.org Jim Vandoren - [email protected] Tim Robinson - [email protected] Lenawee Now is a Registered Trademark of the Lenawee Economic Development Corporation 517-265-5141 [email protected] www.lenaweenow,org Lenawee Now + The Lenawee Economic Development Corporation
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