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October 14 at 10:30 a.m.
4149 South Siwell Road, Byram
ribbon cutting ceremony for Lindsey Claire Dance Company!
"Join us as we celebrate the one year anniversary of the
expansion of Lindsey Claire Dance Company!"
Last year, Lindsey Claire expanded their building, which added over 10,000 square feet
to the studio. It is complete with an All-Star tumble gym, a stage sized studio room,
a class wear boutique, and more!
It's free to attend the ribbon cutting celebration,
so please join us and support this wonderful business!
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Every year, we like to say thank you to the ones who keep us safe, protected, and goes that extra mile to make Clinton home especially during an ice storm. We get to do this by recognizing a Policeman, Firefighter, and City Employee of the Year. If you would like to say thank you, you may give a gift card, monetary donation and/or promotional item to the 3 award winners. If you would like to contribute, please email us at info@clintonchamber.org.
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Click the graphic below to view and download the editable registration form.
Email completed forms to info@clintonchamber.org
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It's That Time of Year Again!
Yule Run Clinton is happening December 4!
Become a sponsor for this year's Yule Run!
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Disaster Loans Available for Mississippi Businesses |
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SBA EXPANDS EIDL PROGRAM
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) recently announced significant improvements to the Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) program, as it seeks to loan out $150 billion in available funding. The SBA is implementing the following key changes in hopes to make it easier for small businesses to recover from the economic hit from the pandemic:
- Quadrupling the COVID-19 EIDL loan limit from $500,000 to $2,000,000.
- Expanded use of proceeds – Loan proceeds can be used for normal operating expenses, including payroll, rent (or mortgage payments), utilities, and other operating expenses, as well as for purchasing equipment, paying debt, and working capital. Under these new terms, loan proceeds can be used to make debt payments, including monthly installments, deferred interest, and prepayment on business debt, whether the loan was incurred before or after submitting an SBA loan application. Previously, funds could only be used for working capital needed to sustain the business until it could resume normal operations.
- Longer deferred payment period – Under the revised program, loan repayments will not begin until two years after loan origination. Debt payments are deferred for the first two years, during which time interest will accrue, with payments of principal and interest made over the remaining 28-year loan term. The loan can be prepaid at any time without penalty.
- 30-day exclusivity window – To ensure Main Street businesses have time to access these funds, the SBA is implementing a 30-day exclusivity window for approving and dispersing loans of $500,000 or less. Approval and disbursement of loans over $500,000 will begin on October 8, 2021.
For more information, call the SBA’s Customer Service Center at 1-800-659-2955 or visit the SBA's COVID-19 EIDL resource page.
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October 5 - 11
Click each business below to visit their sites, and remember to LIKE & SHARE to show your support!
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The Methodist Children’s Homes of Mississippi is hiring.
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Looking for a job?
Join the Shoppers Value Foods Clinton family today!
Apply in store at 822 East Northside Drive.
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Funtime Preschool is HIRING!
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Clinton Chamber of Commerce | www.clintonchamber.org | (601) 924-5912
P.O. Box 143, Clinton, MS 39060 | 100 East Leake Street, Clinton, MS 39056
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