Cost of COVID: Fresh Produce Records

James Yoo|November 30, 2020

William Rutledge speaks to the financial impact of the pandemic on small businesses and how Fresh Produce Records has come up with creative solutions to continue selling music safely.

Cost of Covid

Lane Hinson hugs her son, Lennox, in their home in Macon, Ga.

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Siblings Quinyonna Tooks, right, and Charles Knott do their schoolwork in the Oglethorpe Library in Macon County. Charles is not a fan of remote learning. “I dont like it,” he said. “In school is better for me. I can focus in there with the teachers.”

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Murphy Center Student Work

Yoshino Cherry blossoms glisten in the evening sunlight at the International Cherry Blossom Festival in Macon, Ga. on Monday, March 18, 2024. Macon holds the title of Cherry Blossom Capitol, hosting an impressive number of over 350,000 Yoshino Cherries.

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Jacqueline (left) & Benjamin (right) Dvorak were seated at a table in the corner of the Washington Memorial Library children’s section in Macon, Ga. on Apr. 8, 2024. Benjamin and his mother frequent the library weekly to do homework and check out books. Here, the mother-son duo is working on his reading and spelling. (Photo by Jassmyn Nesmith)

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The Friends of the Library Macon sell hundreds of books to raise money to support local libraries and literacy efforts in Macon. (Photo by Jassmyn Nesmith)

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Cost of COVID: Fresh Produce Records

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