Join us for a community conversation on entrepreneurship
Two St. Clair County natives have made huge impacts in their communities. Learn how they did it and what it means to their cities.
Interested in learning more about entrepreneurship and what home-grown businesses mean to the community?
Join The Keel for a Community Conversation at 5:30 p.m. Oct. 25 at The Citadel, 609 Huron Ave. in Port Huron.
Two Blue Water area natives, Philip Cooley of Slow’s BBQ & Ponyride Detroit and Missy Fisher of Marine City Fish Co., will share stories on how their entrepreneurialism served as catalysts for their community’s revitalization.
Food and drink will be provided. A suggested donation of $5 or more will benefit Enter Stage Right.
Register today.
Check out next week’s edition of The Keel for more details.
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