Crows Mill Pub

Money spent locally stays within the community, benefiting neighbors and local services.

Choosing local businesses supports hard working individuals who invest in their communities.

Local businesses compete with large chains that become increasingly aggressive.

Local businesses contend with aggressive larger competitors every year.

Small business owners face complex regulations and government requirements.

Local businesses must compete with larger chains that have more resources and aggressive operations.

Small business owners face complicated regulations and government requirements that increase operational challenges.

Small business owners have an increasingly difficult job, with increasingly complex regulations and larger competitors.

Local business owners are often more engaged in the community as parents and volunteers.

That business owner is a neighbor, who employs neighbors, pays rent to neighbors, and buys insurance from neighbors.

By choosing local businesses, you support your community and keep money circulating locally.

Local businesses contribute to community taxes which support public services.

Small business owners face increasingly complex regulations, more government requirements, and higher taxes.

Local business owners employ community members and contribute to the local economy by paying rent and taxes.

Patronizing local businesses helps sustain strong local economies and communities.

When a local family-owned business earns your business, everyone wins. That business owner is a neighbor who employs neighbors.

Choosing local businesses keeps money within the community rather than sending it to shareholders outside the area.

Local business owners are often engaged as parents, coaches, and charitable contributors.

Choosing local businesses helps keep money in your community and supports local families.

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