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Reopening Your Business: Buncombe County Presents Industry Town Halls on Phase 2 Guidance

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Reopening Your Business: Buncombe County Presents Industry Town Halls on Phase 2 Guidance

Governor Roy Cooper is expected to announce this week whether the trajectory of North Carolina’s public health data has improved, thereby enabling the state to enter Phase 2 of his reopening plan. Buncombe County public health officials are presenting a series of Town Hall events to discuss what’s new in Phase 2 and specifics related to various industries. The first four online events are this Friday, May 22.

Owners and managers from the following industry sectors are invited to participate. The Zoom webinar events are free, but registration is required.

Buncombe County Town Halls
Personal Services Town Hall (includes spas)Presented by Buncombe County; Hosted by Asheville Area Chamber of CommerceFriday, May 22:  8:30 a.m.>> Register here Restaurants Town Hall Presented by Buncombe County; Hosted by Asheville Area Chamber of CommerceFriday, May 22:  10:00 a.m.>> Register here Entertainment Venues & Attractions Town HallPresented by Buncombe County; Hosted by Explore Asheville CVBFriday, May 22:  1:00 p.m.>> Register hereLodging Town HallPresented by Buncombe County; Hosted by Explore Asheville CVBFriday, May 22:  3:00 p.m.>> Register here If your business fits into any of these categories but you are unable to attend, you can still offer your thoughts: Email business@buncombecounty.org.

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