Dreaded words for D-FW store workers: the governor said I didn t have to wear a mask dallasnews.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from dallasnews.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Here we go again. North Texas businesses ponder mask policies as CDC guidance changes
Local store and restaurant owners contemplate response to CDC recommendations that fully vaccinated people resume wearing masks indoors. Author: Teresa Woodard Updated: 10:04 PM CDT July 27, 2021
DALLAS Sometimes Denise Manoy catches herself dreaming of days that were predictable.
But it’s been a long time since those days existed.
The owner of Indigo 1745, a boutique in Dallas’s Bishop Arts district, has faced more struggles than she thought possible in the last 18 months: shutdowns, a partial reopening, capacity limits, an historic winter storm, a major labor shortage, and – perhaps the most tiresome of all – making customers wear masks.
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Grocery stores in Texas are preparing for a big week. More than $2 billion in pandemic food benefits for Texas families with kids in school will get loaded onto Lone Star Cards this week, starting Monday. It will start Monday night, and it will be about $300 million loaded onto Lone Star Cards per night the balance of the month. And that will be large business for our supermarkets, said Gary Huddleston, a grocery industry consultant with the Texas Retailers Association. We ve been preparing for this in our supermarkets and ordering more product, beefing up staffing because this will be, in the state of Texas, big business for our supermarkets and benefits for the families.
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(Bloomberg) As U.S. states begin to lift safety mandates amid a health crisis that has yet to subside, some of the countryâs biggest retailers have decided to stick with face mask requirements at least for now.
(Bloomberg) As U.S. states begin to lift safety mandates amid a health crisis that has yet to subside, some of the countryâs biggest retailers have decided to stick with face mask requirements at least for now.
Target Corp., Macyâs Inc., Kroger Co. are among the stores that will continue to require face coverings as chains navigate sometimes contradictory local, state and federal directives simultaneously. Several chains have said they plan to keep their guidelines in accordance with recommendations from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.