Installer making good money during pandemic

Down one tupelo businessman who says he is the coronavirus pandemic has not slowed down one tupelo businessman who says he is getting a lot of calls right now because of the coronavirus.

Wtva's wayne hereford talked to the owner of pro concert music who was working inside the chickasaw county courthouse in okolona today.

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Standup.."here inside the chickasaw county courthouse here in okolona, a local contractor was installing equipment to make it a lot easier for the courts to handle business during the pandemic."

Natsound "kind of upgrading their courtroom for these troublesome times.

Putting in a large screen tvs, redoing the sound, so they can do some zoom conferences and those types of things that everyone is having to make some adjustments on."

Terry hayes owns pro concert music.

He is doing just what he said, and upgrading both courtrooms in okolona and houston for chickasaw county.

The circuit clerk told us by phone the new equipment will make it easier to hear while everyone is wearing masks these days and court officials will be able to hold zoom hearings online.

Terry says it's good news because his installing business has improved a lot.

"we have been busy .

Mostly with churches .we're doing a lot of their streaming .

Its another avenue to get the message and the word out for the churches.

The gospel doesn't stop for the pandemic."

Standup.."hayes says he's doing a lot of business all over north mississippi right now because of the pandemic.

"we've just been glad to be able to help and do our part."

Standup.."in okolona wayne hereford wtva nine news.

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