Governor Roy Cooper on Wednesday indicated the state is on track to have almost all capacity and social distancing restrictions lifted by June 1.… Continue Reading
Category Archives: Coronavirus
Gov. Roy Cooper Reduces COVID-19 Restrictions
Governor Roy Cooper announced that the state will carefully ease some of its COVID-19 restrictions. Executive Order No. 195 will take effect February 26th at 5 pm and will expire March 26th at 5 pm.… Continue Reading
How Your Kids Can Virtually Meet Santa This Year!
Holiday traditions will look and feel a bit different this year, but there are new ways popping up to keep things merry and bright—including visiting Santa. Here are some of the easiest ways to keep the holiday magic alive, virtually!… Continue Reading
Gov. Roy Cooper Issues Modified Stay at Home Order
NC Gov. Roy Cooper announced he will be issuing a modified stay-at-home order to help curb coronavirus cases, including a 10 p.m. curfew that will extend into the new year.… Continue Reading
Gov. Cooper extends Phase 3
Governor Roy Cooper has recently announced that North Carolina’s Phase 3 COVID-19 restrictions will remain in place for the next three weeks.… Continue Reading
Gov. Roy Cooper announces loosened restrictions on event gatherings
Gov. Roy Cooper announced on 9/22 that starting Oct. 2 event venues can increase their gathering capacity up by 7%… Continue Reading
NC to move toward Phase 2.5
NC enters Phase 2.5 in September as Gov. Roy Cooper tries to continue the slow spread of COVID-19.… Continue Reading
NC in Phase 2 until Sept. 11
NC Gov. Roy Cooper extends Phase Two of coronavirus restrictions into September.… Continue Reading
2020 NC State Fair Canceled?!
All of NC is hurting right now because the biggest event of the year was canceled today.… Continue Reading
Gov. Cooper announces that schools will return under Plan B
Gov. Roy Cooper has announced that NC public schools will open in the fall for both in-person and remote learning with precautions put in place, as well as extended NC’s Phase 2 order to August 7. … Continue Reading