What’s open or closed under North Carolina’s Phase 2 reopening plan?

GREENSBORO, N.C. — North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper announced Wednesday the state will enter Phase 2 of reopening on Friday.

The Phase 2 reopening plan will remain in place until June 26, unless changed or canceled by the state.

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The following businesses will reopen under Phase 2:

• Restaurants (will open for on-premises dining with limits on occupancy)
• Beauty/Hair salons
• Barbershops
• Nail salons
• Manicure or pedicure providers
• Waxing and hair removal centers
• Tanning salons
• Tattoo parlors
• Massage therapists
• Child care centers
• Indoor and outdoor pools

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What businesses will remain closed under Phase 2?

• Gyms
• Fitness studios
• Bars
• Nightclubs
• Movie Theaters
• Martial arts facilities
• Dance studios
• Museums
• Bowling Alleys
• Public Playgrounds 
• Amusement Parks
• Arcades
• Skating Rinks
• Ice Skating Rinks
• Basketball Courts
• Trampoline and rock-climbing facilities
• Bingo parlors and other gaming establishments

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