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Welcome to the LaGrange County Chamber of Commerce website!
LaGrange County is a warm, friendly place that is rich
in heritage and tradition. Whether you are looking to
visit our county or planning to relocate here we hope
that this website will be helpful in giving you the information
you are looking for.
| • | Date: 02.09.2012 - Time: 11:30 Registration 12:00 Lunch
February Luncheon
Come join us at our February Luncheon on Thursday February 9th at Tiffany's Restaurant in Topeka! Registration at 11:30 and Lunch at 12:00. RSVP to info@lagrangechamber.org or call 463-2443 |
| • | Date: 02.28.2012 - Time: 8:00-12:00
Glenn Shepard Seminar
Glenn Shepard will be speaking on "How to Supervise People and Lead a Team" based on one of his books- How to Manage Problem Employees. He will be speaking at the Shipshewana Town Center on Tuesday, February 28th. Reservations are due by Feb. 24th. Ticket prices are $129 for Chamber Members and $149 for Non Chamber Members. Please contact us at 260-463-2443 or email to : info@lagrangechamber.org |
| • | Date: 03.12.2012 - Time: 8:30-10:00 am
Dennis Snow ::: Customer Service Seminar
The LaGrange County Chamber of Commerce, The LaGrange County Convention & Visitors Bureau, and the Shipshewana Retail Merchants Association would like to welcome Dennis Snow to LaGrange County to speak on Customer Service. Event will be held on Monday - March 12th from 8:30-10:00 am at the Blue Gate Theater in Shipshewana, IN. Tickets are $25.00. Contact Ashley at 260-463-2443 or email to info@lagrangechamber.org. To find more information on Dennis Snow - go to: www.snowassociates.com |
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LaGrange County is where old-fashioned rural character
lives in harmony with progress and growth. In fact, "La
Grange" is French for "The Farm," a place where old and
new ideas tend to meet. Located in northeastern Indiana,
LaGrange County is home to the third largest Amish community
in the United States. Approximately 43 percent of the
county's population is Amish. Residents and visitors enjoy
the idyllic farmland, 67 lakes and tree-shaded neighborhoods
scattered throughout the county. The county is made up
of 11 small towns and unincorporated villages with populations
ranging from 525 to 3,000 citizens. |
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