Industries shut doors as coronavirus cases rise in North Carolina
As case numbers climb, North Carolina businesses like BHS Home Appliances and Hatteras Yachts suspend operations. BSH New Bern centers pause until April 13 while the central distribution center stays open. One BSH employee tested positive March 19 and is isolating at home. Lore McKenna says the company will monitor the situation and conduct a professional cleanup.
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Burr calls ethics probe after stock sales amid virus fears
Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Richard Burr and his wife sold between $600,000 and $1.7 million in over 30 transactions in late January to mid February as coronavirus fears grew. The trades included hotel company stocks and followed government warnings about the virus.
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Take Out and Sit Down Rules Evolve Quickly
The coronavirus guidance shifted as the state Division of Environmental Health announced late Thursday that onsite outdoor seating consumption is not allowed. Craven County Health Department and City of New Bern confirmed the change Friday morning amid ongoing executive orders restricting indoor service.
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Local musicians brace for bookings as bars close in NC
On Monday area musicians worried about gigs amid social distancing and venue limits. Tuesday the mandatory closing of North Carolina bars and restaurants ended the debate, as Big Jim Kohler hurried to New York after his brother died. Kohler urged patience, saying the industry faces a hard period but will recover with support programs.
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