Business Card Design in Fenton, Michigan

AppWT Web & AI Solutions delivers business card design to businesses in Fenton, Genesee County, a community of approximately 11,969 residents.

Fenton Business Districts We Serve

• Downtown Fenton
• Silver Lake Road Corridor
• North LeRoy Street Corridor
• Owen Road Corridor

Fenton is home to major employers including Lake Fenton Community Schools, Fenton Area Public Schools, Tri-County Equipment (John Deere), Alpine Marketplace.

Serving businesses near Downtown Fenton (Fenton Community Center), Bush Park, Lake Fenton, Loose Senior Center, and throughout Fenton.

Working in Fenton

• Platted in 1837 as 'Fentonville' by William M. Fenton, who later became Michigan's lieutenant governor.
• By legend, on August 24, 1837, William Fenton, Robert LeRoy and Benjamin Rockwell played poker to decide the town's name; Fenton won, and LeRoy received LeRoy Street as a consolation prize, with later hands naming additional streets.
• Fenton Community & Cultural Center (1937–1938), designed by internationally known Cranbrook architect Eliel Saarinen with son Eero as consultant, given to the town by philanthropists Horace and Mary Rackham with a $200,000 endowment.
• 'The Game,' a bronze sculpture unveiled October 5, 2017, depicting the 1837 naming poker match; made of 125 bronze pieces and funded with $150,000 by Phil Hagerman, it includes an empty chair so visitors can 'sit in.'
• Fenton Hotel Tavern & Grille (1856), the town's first and longest-standing restaurant.