Yes: The Columbia/Boone County health department announced Monday that a modified health order will take effect later this week with relaxed restrictions. The order, among other changes, allows restaurants and bars to stay open as late as they choose. No: Easing restrictions too much while the coronavirus is still prevalent could contribute to increased case rates. Health officials say the public should still follow the rules in place and use safety precautions.

Yes: Numbers low, no worse than flu

Should Columbia and Boone County continue to ease coronavirus business restrictions?

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Should Columbia and Boone County continue to ease coronavirus business restrictions?

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The Columbia/Boone County health department announced Monday that a modified health order will take effect later this week with relaxed restrictions. The order, among other chan... Show More

The Columbia/Boone County health department announced Monday that a modified health order will take effect later this week with relaxed restrictions. The order, among other changes, allows restaurants and bars to stay open as late as they choose. Show Less

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Numbers low, no worse than flu

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Because it is time to open up. Those that don't want to, can stay home.

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Easing restrictions too much while the coronavirus is still prevalent could contribute to increased case rates. Health officials say the public should still follow the rules in ... Show More

Easing restrictions too much while the coronavirus is still prevalent could contribute to increased case rates. Health officials say the public should still follow the rules in place and use safety precautions. Show Less

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