Enquirer launches new website for local businesses

With the local economy suffering from the ongoing pandemic, businesses and restaurants are having to get creative in how they offer their products and services to the public. With that, many businesses have been forced to close their doors and offer only online shopping and curbside pickup. Even essential businesses that have remained open may have reduced hours of operation or other special circumstances due to COVID-19.

With a few clicks of a button, businesses can publish information on www.hartselleenquirer.com so their customers have access to the latest information hours of operation, special deals and more. The basic listing is free and it can updated at any time.

Premium listings offer more details, including downloadable menus, extended contact information and premium display. Those who sign up can offer deals that will be promoted and distributed online. Information can also be included in the print issue that publishes each Wednesday.

To fill out a form, visit https://hartselle.whatsopen.news/.

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