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May 19, 2021 / 10:38 PM EST INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) Come June, customers will no longer have to cover their faces, but, at some establishments, employees will. Managers at Gallery Pastry Bar and The District Tap each said they will be relieved to no longer have to bother people about masks, but the business operators have different opinions about what rules employees should still have to follow. Ariel Hendrickson from Gallery Pastry Bar said there’s just no way to guarantee everyone is being truthful about getting the shot. That’s why she said staff will stay in masks for now. “There’s not a lot more to it other than it just seems like the right thing to do. We can’t guarantee that everyone’s vaccinated.” ....
As CDC issues new guidance, many businesses still ask customers to wear masks The Centers for Disease Control said Thursday vaccinated people can now be indoors without a mask in most situations. Author: Allen Carter, Lauren Kostiuk Published: 11:40 PM EDT May 13, 2021 Updated: 1:48 AM EDT May 14, 2021 INDIANAPOLIS Like much of the state, there is no face mask requirement in Zionsville. But many businesses here are still are asking customers to come in with a face covering. Michael Exl, owner of Moving Waters Outfitters, said it just felt like the right decision, and customers have been understanding. “To me, putting on a face mask isn’t a hard thing to do to keep other people safe and yourself safe,” Exl said. ....