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After starting as a food truck, it will have its brick-and-mortar debut in the former Brucci’s Pizza’s space.
Ortiz said they had days where they made no ticket sales, so their doors will stay closed. For the Boho Salon downtown Greensboro, loosening restrictions will help. Owner Kenny Kallam said he'll expand to 50% capacity Friday. “I think we can free up a few more spaces to give people more hours and get busier,” Kallam said. The latest they close is 8 p.m., but Kallam hopes a lifted stay at home order can still benefit them. “People are going to be downtown later they'll see my salon and go' oh that's where Boho salon is',” Kallam said. “It's a win win all around.”
Several businesses closed early Friday evening to comply with the new stay-at-home order, 10 p.m. curfew. Author: Adaure Achumba Updated: 9:23 PM EST December 11, 2020 GREENSBORO, N.C. — North Carolina's modified stay-at-home order took effect Friday at 5 p.m. Businesses like restaurants and bars are required to stop selling alcohol at 9 p.m. and shut down operations by 10 p.m. under Executive Order 181, a new curfew runs from 10 p.m. at night to 5 a.m. the next day. Non-essential businesses like movie theaters, bars, entertainment venues, most retail stores,...