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Governor says new executive order could open door to more fans at high school games Tags: Updated February 23, 2021 7:27 p.m. EST By Nick Stevens, HighSchoolOT managing editor Raleigh, N.C. — More fans could soon be allowed at high school sporting events across North Carolina. North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper said Thursday that he will issue a new executive order next week which could include loosening restrictions on the number of spectators allowed at high school sporting events. Under the current executive order, indoor events are limited to 25 spectators and outdoor events are lim...

ZIP Advertisement ‘Let them play’: Student-athletes rally at Capitol; state says youth sports update expected in ‘next 2 weeks’ Share Updated: 10:09 AM PST Feb 12, 2021 Share Updated: 10:09 AM PST Feb 12, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript SHOWS US HOW STUDENT ATHLETES ARE APPLYING THE PRESSURE TO PLAY. >> REPRESENTATIVES FROM SCHOOLS ACROSS THE STATE GATHERED AT THE STATE CAPITOL TODAY. >> REPRESENTING 3 MILLION KIDS WHO HAVE BEEN ON THE BENCH. >> STUDENTS ATHLETES DROPPED OFF THOUSANDS OF HANDWRITTEN LETTERS TO GOVERNOR GAVIN NEWSOM. >> ...

Watch: Thousands of Student Athletes, Parents Rally at Michigan Capitol Against Gretchen Whitmer Orders 31 Jan 2021 Thousands of student athletes, coaches, parents, and organizers rallied at the Michigan Capitol on Saturday for the ability to play school sports. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D) has banned winter contact sports, including basketball, hockey, wrestling, and competitive cheer, until “at least” February 21. Let Them Play, a group organized by parent Jayme McElvany, organized the rally, which featured players giving first-hand accounts of the impact the governor’s restrictions have...

rspitza@miningjournal.net LANSING — The Protect Michigan Commission, comprised of bipartisan leaders from across the state, including Marquette City Commissioner Evan Bonsall and Upper Peninsula Health Plan’s Melissa A. Holmquist, held its first meeting on Friday. The commission, which serves as an advisory group to Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, was established to focus on equitable distribution of a safe, effective COVID-19 vaccine to help save lives and strengthen the economy. “The work of the bipartisan Protect Michigan Commission will help Michigan reach its goal of 50,000 shots in arms p...