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How to Keep your Local Economy Afloat during the Pandemic

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NBC WRAL News – Since the pandemic started, thousands of restaurants — many of them local, have shut their doors permanently across the United States. 23,981 Restaurants are out of business 27,663 Retail Stores are closed forever 15,384 Salons and spas are permanently closed 5,589 Fitness Centers and gyms will never open again But Our Town America […]

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Moving Trends due to Coronavirus: An Infographic

Coronavirus Moving Trends National Survey Data

All statistics drawn from survey commissioned by Our Town America. For more information, please visit: As U.S. Reopens, Coronavirus Concerns Could Lead to Mass Exodus Survey Says: Will People Move Homes during the Coronavirus Pandemic?   Survey Says: Moving Trends due to Covid-19. Top Takeaways from a National Survey commissioned by Our Town America. More […]

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North Carolina Local Businesses Begin to Safely Reopen

North Carolina Local Businesses Begin to Safely reopen

Spectrum News (May 2020) – Bassam Safi of Our Town America shares how local businesses in North Carolina are preparing to reopen since the start of the Coronavirus pandemic. Local businesses have been largely impacted by the Coronavirus, and need support now more than ever. Safi’s partnered local businesses continue to take precautions in order to […]

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Get the Word Out about Your Pizzeria

Get the word out about your pizzeria

PMQ Pizza Magazine — The past few months have thrown a curveball at restaurant owners. While your restaurant may still be open for business—feeding locals, healthcare workers and others on the frontlines—the way you’re running your restaurant right now is probably not “business as usual.” Dine-in has taken a back seat to delivery and curbside […]

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Local Businesses Meet Consumer Needs During Coronavirus | KTVU San Francisco

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KTVU San Francisco Live — Our Town America of San Francisco owner, Suzi Dupries, says that local businesses are open and ready to serve their community during the Coronavirus pandemic. Small businesses continue to meet consumer’s shopping needs by implementing new ways of delivering goods and services.  Dupries’ partnered local businesses have also transitioned during this […]

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