Even More Week 4 Reopenings: Low-Contact Sport Training Facilities
May 18, 2020
At his daily press conference Friday, May 15, Governor Jim Justice announced additional categories of businesses that will be allowed but not required to reopen during the week of May 18, or “Week 4” of his reopening plan.
The newly announced categories of businesses that will be permitted to reopen May 18 are those operating “low-contact sport training facilities.” These include gymnastics, dance, cheerleading, and martial arts centers. (Guidelines are available here.)
These Week 4 changes are only the latest. You can read about other changes here and here.
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