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Here's your guide to which local businesses are still requiring masks

Businesses in North Carolina have started updating their mask guidance following Gov. Roy Cooper’s announcement lifting most mandatory mask mandates.

Cooper lifts all gathering, distancing limits and most mask requirements in NC

Cooper lifts all gathering, distancing limits and most mask requirements in NC WSOCTV.com News Staff Remaining six feet apart, limiting capacity at family gatherings and wearing a face covering almost everywhere have all become a part of life, but that’s all over in North Carolina. In a major step toward returning to pre-pandemic life, Gov. Roy Cooper announced Friday that the state is completely lifting all mandatory capacity, gathering limits and social distancing requirements, effective immediately. Today, Gov. Cooper announced a big step forward in our fight against the pandemic: pic.twitter.com/uuGXcwzXE5 Governor Roy Cooper (@NC Governor) May 14, 2021

Here's which grocery stores, restaurants, event venues are still requiring masks

Here’s which grocery stores, restaurants, event venues are still requiring masks WSOCTV.com News Staff © Keith Srakocic John Bechtold puts his face covering on as he passes his storefront sign that lists COVID-19 protective covering required to enter in his retail shop, Friday, May 14, 2021, in Pittsburgh s South Side neighborhood. (AP Photo/Keith Srakocic) Businesses in North Carolina have started updating their mask guidance following Gov. Roy Cooper’s announcement lifting most mandatory mask mandates. That means that in most settings, indoors or outdoors, the state will no longer require North Carolinians to be socially distanced or wear a mask. There will still be certain settings where masks and other safety measures will be required.

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An open letter to the Class of 2021: Keep your options open

By The Chamber Board of Directors Class of 2021, you have undoubtedly been dealt an unfair senior year. Maybe you’ve had to deal with added stress at home because of job loss and had to take on extra work. Maybe you won’t get the traditional prom or graduation ceremony and have spent most of the year behind a screen. None of it is fair. Now, you may also be worried that you will continue to be short-changed if you start college in the fall. But as business leaders in this community and your biggest cheerleaders, we want you to know that we are here to support you, and we hope you will keep your options open.