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| Sports goods and clothing shops like Hodge's in Marion are among the types of businesses that will have to close to in-person, in-store traffic Monday. Here, owner Leroy Hodge checks the store's stock of ammunition on Saturday after a recent run on bullets and shotgun shells. See this week's printed newspaper for more on how the closings will effect Marion's retail industry and others who are out of work. |
The state also announced that the number of coronavirus cases in Kentucky and eclipsed 100.
The new restrictions begin Monday at 8 p.m. All nonessential retail businesses are ordered to close to in-person traffic.
Among those that the closure order applies to are the following stores:
- Clothing
- Entertainment
- Sporting goods
- Shoes
- Jewelry
- Florists
- Furniture
- Bookstores
- Auto dealers
- Auto repair
- Auto parts stores
- Grocery stores
- Gas stations
- Liquor stores
- Banks
- Veterinary
- Pharmacies
- Drug stores
