Wednesday, December 9, 2020
JTV News presents The Morning Show. Today, Andy and Bart’s guests: Mike Smajda, Superintendent, Western Schools. Jeff Case, PostNet. Dana Brown, ERA Reardon, Jackson Area Association of Realtors. 9 AM and 11 AM. Today on The Bart Hawley Show: Dave Wooden, City of Jackson FD, Deputy Director of Fire Services; Anthony Smith, Northwest Kidder Middle School Teacher Feature; Zachary Snyder, Artist, Graphic Design, Visual Arts; Bart visits Jackson Candy & Fudge Factory. 1, 5, 8, and 11 PM; 2 and 5 AM.
Events of Wednesday, December 9, 2020
Shop Local, Eat Local, Spend Local, Enjoy Local. Support our local small businesses by shopping and ordering takeout or delivery at our local shops, stores and restaurants. By supporting local businesses, you’re helping our economy to grow and our community to thrive. Now, more than ever, let’s unite our community around what can happen when we shop local, eat local and support local. We’re encouraging everyone to stay united to stop the spread and think local first this holiday season. Photo: The Jackson Candy & Fudge Factory is an 1890's style candy and fudge shop, as well as a gift emporium. It's a true step back in time experience. You will find a large selection of homemade fudge, candies, chocolates, nuts and popcorn flavors made fresh in-house daily. Christmas gift baskets and boxes filled with a variety of favorites. Corporate gifts are available too! Feel free to call (517) 998-7070 and place an order for curbside pickup. We also offer delivery. with a small additional cost. 1522 East Michigan Avenue, Jackson. The Salvation Army of Jackson County Red Kettle Campaign. The classic Red Kettles will be located at: Walmart, Sam’s Club J.C. Penny’s, Polly’s locations, Kroger, Big Lots, Blaine’s, and…
Treasury: Businesses Affected by COVID-19 Epidemic Orders Provided Tax Assistance
(December 8, 2020 6:19 PM) Businesses that require social gatherings for customers and have experienced disrupted operations due to COVID-19 epidemic orders now have additional time to make their December sales, use and withholding tax monthly payment, according to the Michigan Department of Treasury. Effective immediately, most entertainment and recreational venues and restaurants that depend on indoor dining scheduled to make their monthly sales, use and withholding tax payments on Dec. 20, 2020, can postpone filing and payment requirements until Jan. 20, 2021. The state Treasury Department will waive all penalties and interest for 31 days. “Allowing small businesses affected by COVID mitigation protocols more time to pay their taxes will provide some crucial support to business owners that are struggling right now,” said Governor Whitmer. “My administration will continue working around the clock to provide more support for our businesses as we head into the cold winter months and continue working to eradicate COVID-19 in Michigan. I also urge the Michigan Legislature to work with me to pass a $100 million relief package for our small businesses and families that have been hit hard by this pandemic. Remember, Michiganders: be smart, wear a mask, practice safe social distancing, and support your local small businesses this holiday season.” Specific information…
