Thousands Ready To Return To Work Following Expiration of Meck County Stay-At-Home Order
As Mecklenburg Countyβs stay at home order expires, thousands of people are eager to get back to work in person and under state restrictions.Β
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As Mecklenburg Countyβs stay at home order expires, thousands of people are eager to get back to work in person and under state restrictions.Β
Some hope for those who may experience severe COVID19 symptoms. A new clinical trial thatβs being carried out in 15 countries around the world is now being done at Atrium Health. And doctors say itβs showing some promise.Β
"Petri dishes ready to explode." That is howΒ Charlotte Fire Chief Reginald Johnson described the situation at nursing homes and assisted living centers in Mecklenburg county. Johnson made the comments while giving an update to Charlotte City Council on Monday night. It comes as the state released COVID-19 statistics for nursing homes and assisted living centers.Β
Major road improvement projects in the Charlotte region delayed due to a $300 million dollar shortfall at the North Carolina Department of Transportation.Β
The North Carolina stay-at-home order continues until at least May 8th. Governor Roy Cooper made the announcement during a news conference on Thursday.Β
A Hickory manufacturer is meeting a specific need for healthcare providers nationwide.Β
Testing for COVI-19 will be a main indicator as to when and how the North Carolina economy opens back up. State officials saying on Tuesday that a comprehensive plan is being put together that details the number of tests needed to begin easing restrictions.Β
A new report from the Charlotte Regional Business Alliance paints an unsettling picture of unemployment and economic growth in the area.Β
Parents are doing what they can to support their children while physical distancing.Β
For many people, pets are part of the family, but when times get tough, caring for them can become a burden. Thatβs where the humane society and local shelters come in to help.Β
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