Local Businesses On the Rise

Nathaniel Polley, SBJLive Producer

Posted online September 28, 2021 | 12:36 am

Jim and Debbie Meinsen say that after the 2020 pandemic they have seen a lot of local businesses increase in importance. They say the idea of essential workers was key to that change.

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