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Remembering Athens computer systems entrepreneur

Paul Eugene Hays, a computer systems professional and entrepreneur, died from COVID-19 on Feb. 24 at 58 years old. In 1989, Paul Hays moved to Athens when he recognized the value of technology and his passion for helping small businesses, said Inna Hays, his mother. He continued his education at the University of Georgia in the Ph.D. management information systems program, but left to make a mark of his own. Paul Hays started his company, Athens Technology Partners, and he set up and maintained computer systems for businesses and organizations around the U.S. until he died. Each customer and person he met became his friend, his brother Michael Hays said.

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Elevate Rapid City holds Government Affairs Connection and reveals their 2021 legislative scorecard

KNBN NewsCenter1 April 29, 2021 RAPID CITY, S.D. Government Affairs Connection is a gathering of local business community members and focuses on timely topics of local interest. The purpose of the meeting is to hear from local government leaders to ensure that they understand the status of the economic climate by engaging in discussions regarding the legislative session. Anna Hays, Public Policy Director for Elevate Rapid City, said, “We want to invite the general public and especially our investors to come in and learn more about the process. This is our general public education awareness of the political landscape and our involvement in the process. To make sure that our businesses are up to date and that the public knows we are a resource.”

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Women and the Pandemic: Planning for a healthy financial future

Mike Zirbel Over the past year, we’ve all felt the effects of the coronavirus pandemic in one way or another. But, as the job losses and unemployment numbers tell us, it’s staggeringly clear that women—particularly women of color—have been disproportionately affected. Women have lost or scaled back their careers, with their labor force participation now at a 30-year low. At the same time, their responsibilities in terms of child care and homeschooling have risen by more than six hours per day. For many, it’s reached a crisis point. If you’re one of the many women whose lives and finances have been turned upside down by the pandemic, you might be struggling with what to do next. Fortunately, there are strategies to address your immediate concerns and help you plan for a healthy financial future.

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