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It was rough. It was really rough. Local small businesses continue to struggle amid pandemic
National small business week is next week. Around 100,000 businesses permanently closed in 2020.
and last updated 2021-04-30 05:31:40-04
DETROIT (WXYZ) â National small business week is next week.
Around 100,000 businesses permanently closed in 2020.
Personal finance website Wallethub.com recently surveyed small business owners and found 50 million small business owners say it will take more than a year for their business to return to pre-COVID levels.
The vaccine rollout is bringing us closer to fully re-opening the economy, but many businesses still face restrictions and are just trying to survive.
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Georgia Secure Elections Organization Prepares Another Lawsuit
Georgia Secure Elections Organization Prepares Another Lawsuit
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The Georgia secure elections organization, VoterGA announced it is preparing another election-fraud lawsuit in the state.
The all-volunteer coalition of citizens and organizations that was founded to advocate open and secure elections procedures has gathered the original founders of the Fulton County Ballot Inspection lawsuit.
The original co-plaintiffs in that ballot inspection lawsuit, Garland Favorito and Sean Draime have agreed to combine their efforts with Todd Harding, the attorney who lead their litigation effort. Expanding the effort, Harding also represents five other named Georgia petitioners, Stacey Doran, Chris Peck, Mike Scupin, Brandi Taylor, and Trevor Terris.