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NFIB Urges Support for Small Businesses This Weekend and Beyond the Holidays

NFIB Urges Support for Small Businesses This Weekend and Beyond the Holidays

December 19, 2024

Tennessee News

The weekend before Christmas is one of the most critical times of the year for small businesses

NFIB State Director Jim Brown said today it’s crucial that people support small, independent businesses on the last weekend before Christmas and throughout the coming year.

“Small Business Saturday was a great start to the holiday shopping season, but it was just the beginning,” Brown said.

“The weekend before Christmas is one of the most critical times of the year for small businesses,” he said. “By supporting local stores and restaurants now and beyond the holidays, we’re ensuring that these Main Street businesses can continue to support our communities all year long.”

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