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The Klinger Lake Exchange is a friendly place for residents to buy, sell, or trade personal items and find local businesses that are interested in serving them! Find out how your business or organization can be featured on the Exchange! And don't forget to "Like" us!
The photo above was taken by Lynne Kasey, one of southwest Michigan's premier nature photographers. Lynne makes her home at Klinger Lake and takes beautiful photographs all year long. If you are interested in purchasing her work, please visit her web site, www.lynnekasey.com
The photo above was taken by Lynne Kasey, one of southwest Michigan's premier nature photographers. Lynne makes her home at Klinger Lake and takes beautiful photographs all year long. If you are interested in purchasing her work, please visit her web site, www.lynnekasey.com
Comedy Show February 4th at the In-Between Restaurant
The In-Between is featuring a comedy show on Saturday, February 4th at 8:30 pm with Keith Barany. (This is a change from the previously announced entertainers). Read more about it on the In-Between Restaurant Page.
The Klinger Lake Country Club (KLCC) is announcing exciting changes happening in 2012!
KLCC, under the leadership of its new board of directors, will be taking a new direction while still remaining a private facility. Immediate changes will include several new social membership options and an expanded offering of social events. Additionally, KLCC is excited to announce its new reciprocal agreement with The Beacon Club in Portage as an added benefit to its members. Information on the new membership classifications and fees for 2012 is now available. Read more about the Klinger Lake Country Club.
The following article about the Klinger Lake Country Club is from the Sturgis Journal and is published here by permission.
Rosalie Currier/Journal
Klinger Lake Country Club staff Pat Hagerty, golf pro and general manager; Rick Freske, golf course superintendent; Megan Yoder, marketing manager; Carla Byers, club house manager; Susie Lemmerhart, business manager; and Lisa Medina the head chef are planning for a new season and a new look at the club.
By Rosalie Currier
currier@sturgisjournal.com
It’s winter at Klinger Lake Country Club and the club house is closed, but that doesn’t mean the staff is hibernating.
Megan Yoder, the new sales and marketing manager with the board of directors is working to keep the nearly century-old icon in step with the times.
“We are rebranding while maintaining the core values of the country club,” Yoder said.
That includes exploring innovative ways to appeal to a new generation of young professionals and families.
“We offer something for everyone,” said Jim Riley, country club president.
Fine dining is a staple at the country club, he said, but now there will be a more casual sports bar option.
“Any organization or individual using the club’s banquet and meeting services will receive a complimentary dining membership”, Riley said.
Altogether, they have created 10 different membership packages starting at $100 for a dining only membership and a pool only package for $250 a season.
“It’s a real bargain — you can’t own a pool for $250,” Riley said.
There are a variety of golf packages for all level of golfers, and most packages include sharing dining benefits with The Beacon Club in Portage, Yoder said.
It’s called a reciprocal agreement between the clubs so Klinger Lake members can enjoy a club that’s open all year, she said, and Beacon Club members can enjoy Klinger Lake.
The changes at the club came as a preventative measure.
“The club wasn’t in financial trouble,” Riley said, “but it was time to be proactive. Other clubs and golf courses around the country are struggling to survive in the current economy. We chose to make changes now to ensure our marketability and stability.”
For more information on the country club visit www.klingerlakecc.com, ‘like’ them on Facebook, or call Yoder at (269) 319-1144.
The following article about the Klinger Lake Country Club is from the Sturgis Journal and is published here by permission.
Rosalie Currier/Journal
Klinger Lake Country Club staff Pat Hagerty, golf pro and general manager; Rick Freske, golf course superintendent; Megan Yoder, marketing manager; Carla Byers, club house manager; Susie Lemmerhart, business manager; and Lisa Medina the head chef are planning for a new season and a new look at the club.
By Rosalie Currier
currier@sturgisjournal.com
It’s winter at Klinger Lake Country Club and the club house is closed, but that doesn’t mean the staff is hibernating.
Megan Yoder, the new sales and marketing manager with the board of directors is working to keep the nearly century-old icon in step with the times.
“We are rebranding while maintaining the core values of the country club,” Yoder said.
That includes exploring innovative ways to appeal to a new generation of young professionals and families.
“We offer something for everyone,” said Jim Riley, country club president.
Fine dining is a staple at the country club, he said, but now there will be a more casual sports bar option.
“Any organization or individual using the club’s banquet and meeting services will receive a complimentary dining membership”, Riley said.
Altogether, they have created 10 different membership packages starting at $100 for a dining only membership and a pool only package for $250 a season.
“It’s a real bargain — you can’t own a pool for $250,” Riley said.
There are a variety of golf packages for all level of golfers, and most packages include sharing dining benefits with The Beacon Club in Portage, Yoder said.
It’s called a reciprocal agreement between the clubs so Klinger Lake members can enjoy a club that’s open all year, she said, and Beacon Club members can enjoy Klinger Lake.
The changes at the club came as a preventative measure.
“The club wasn’t in financial trouble,” Riley said, “but it was time to be proactive. Other clubs and golf courses around the country are struggling to survive in the current economy. We chose to make changes now to ensure our marketability and stability.”
For more information on the country club visit www.klingerlakecc.com, ‘like’ them on Facebook, or call Yoder at (269) 319-1144.
Klinger Lake Area News
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Do you have pictures that you would like to share? We are always interested in your photos; especially during the holiday season. Please visit the Lake Photos page for information on how to submit photos.
Check the Exchange section -- there are new for sale and wanted listings!
Do you have pictures that you would like to share? We are always interested in your photos; especially during the holiday season. Please visit the Lake Photos page for information on how to submit photos.
Check the Exchange section -- there are new for sale and wanted listings!
The beautiful club house at the Klinger Lake Country Club, Sturgis, MI
