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Live coronavirus updates for Monday, April 6: Bryce Canyon, Capitol Reef national parks facilities to close - Salt Lake Tribune

Posted: 06 Apr 2020 07:54 AM PDT

Editor's note: The Salt Lake Tribune is providing readers free access to critical local stories about the coronavirus during this time of heightened concern. See more coverage here. To support journalism like this, please consider donating or become a subscriber.

It's Monday, April 6. We'll provide the latest coronavirus updates involving Utah throughout the day.

[Read complete coronavirus coverage here.]

8:34 p.m.: Skiers donating goggles for health care providers who lack eye protection

A group is helping skiers and manufacturers to donate ski goggles to health care workers and first responders who lack eye protection as they treat COVID-19 patients.

Goggles for Docs helps connect donors with organizations that need their help. They can use its website to find groups in their home state seeking help. Donors may enter how many they will send them.

Some Utah ski resorts have used social media to spread word about the group.

As of Monday evening, the website said 14,419 googles have been donated through its efforts nationwide — and that about 1,900 more were needed at that point.

As an example, the Layton Fire Department listed on the site that it is seeking 75 goggles — and donors had signed up to send 13 so far.

— Lee Davidson

8:06 p.m.: Bryce Canyon to close Tuesday; Capitol Reef closes main facilities

Bryce Canyon National Park will close down Tuesday because of the COVID-19 pandemic, and key facilities and roads in Capitol Reef National Park also are closing — although a main highway through it will remain open.

The National Park Service posted a statement Monday saying the Southwest Utah Public Health Department had recommended a full closure for Bryce Canyon, so it decided to close all park areas to the public beginning at 5 p.m. on Tuesday until further notice.

Park Superintendent Linda Mazzu said the park had tried to follow the social distancing rules suggested by federal and state officials. However, "Continued visitation to Bryce Canyon made it hard to maintain the thresholds needed to ensure a safe visit, which is why this temporary closure is so important."

The Park Service statement added, "The health and safety of park visitors, employees, local residents, volunteers, and partners in and around Bryce Canyon National Park is our number one priority."

Meanwhile, Capitol Reef closed its scenic drive on Monday. However, State Road 24 remains open through the park, and its website said some restrooms and trails are open. Its visitor center and Fruita campground are closed.

Capitol Reef also said on its website, "The park is recommending visitors comply with the Governor's Stay Home, Stay Safe directive to temporarily discourage unnecessary travel and concentrated recreational use to reduce the risk of exposure to the coronavirus and combat the spread of COVID-19."

— Lee Davidson

7:39 p.m.: Jigsaw puzzles by Utah company are booming

One business that is booming because of stay-at-home orders is Utah-based jigsaw puzzle company Dowdle.

It reported Monday that its sales in March jumped by 700%. The boom started in mid-March, and coincided with the COVID-19 pandemic resulting in millions isolating at home.

"Being forced to slow down and stay home has caused us all to step back and discover — or maybe rediscover — activities the whole family can enjoy together," said Eric Dowdle, artist and founder of Dowdle. "Jigsaw puzzles appeal to all ages and can truly bond families together as they gather around the table sharing stories or even memories associated with the iconic travel destinations they represent," he said.

Dowdle added that vendors have purchased large quantities after selling out of their stock.

"Fortunately for lovers of our puzzles, or any puzzles, we still have thousands in stock and are operating efficiently," he said. "Our showroom in Lindon now has curbside pickup so local customers can purchase directly through us while practicing social distancing."

— Lee Davidson

3:55 p.m.: Tabernacle Choir offers a free 'Messiah' concert during these 'uncertain times'

The Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square is inviting people worldwide to sing along (or just listen) to a free concert this Good Friday of Handel's "Messiah."

The performance, originally recorded in 2018, will be broadcast via internet and social channels beginning at 7 p.m. Friday.

"During these uncertain times, we feel music can bring comfort and peace," said choir president Ron Jarrett. "We hope members of all faiths join with us by means of this internet stream to celebrate the Savior this Easter with Handel's classic 'Messiah.'"

"Messiah" was composed by George Frideric Handel in 1742 with a scriptural text compiled by Charles Jennens. It recounts the story of Christ's life in three sections, from his birth to his death and eventual resurrection — and is a favorite at Easter.

— Lee Davidson

3:40 p.m.: Utah caterers have started to sell grocery items — including toilet paper

Two Utah catering companies have started selling hard-to-find items such as flour, bleach and toilet paper to the public.

Elizabeth's Catering Company in Salt Lake City and Culinary Crafts based in Pleasant Grove say offering the pantry items has helped fill in the gaps left by grocery stores, but also keeps employees on the payroll.

"The idea is to break even and carry us through the hard times," said Elizabeth's owner Ken Copeland. While the coronavirus is "a bad thing economically…. it's a good thing because we can focus on helping the community where they need us."

Copeland said the supply chains for catering companies are different than for grocery stores which allows the business easier access to certain products at a slightly higher cost.

The selection at Culinary Crafts also includes hard-to-find items like toilet paper and bleach as well as family meals to go that have been prepared by trained chefs. The dinners feed four and include sides and a dessert. These are also available for curbside pickup.

Culinary Crafts started out with just a few items but has expanded recently, said Meagan Price, marketing director.

"People started asking about other goods like potatoes and butter or toilet paper, so we started to add to our pantry slowly," she said. "We are not a grocery store, but we wanted to provide products to our team and the public that are becoming harder to find in stores."

In addition to helping the caterers survive, customers also can make donations to nonprofit groups in the community.

Culinary Crafts customers can donate to Tabitha's Way food pantry. The company will then double the donation for rice and high-calorie food options.

Elizabeth's Catering has a "pay it forward" initiative that collects donations to help a family in need. People can submit a grocery request for themselves or others and the company will deliver food at no cost to the recipient.

— McKhelyn Jones

3:20 p.m.: Free meals for kids starting Friday

The Sapa group of restaurants and Fillings & Emulsions bakery will give free meals to children every Tuesday and Friday — starting April 10.

The pre-packed items will be available from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the drive-thru of OMO Korean Barbecue, 2000 W. 3500 South, in West Valley City. The free meals will continue until the end of the COVID-19 pandemic, bakery owner Adalberto Diaz Labrada wrote on Facebook.

"Since we are trying to feed as many children as possible," he said, "we ask that you take only as many meals as you need."

This Friday the meal includes the choice of pulled pork or macaroni and cheese and then comes with rolls, salad with dressing, fries and a cookie.

— Kathy Stephenson

2:55 p.m.: A University of Utah bus will bring tests to underserved people

The University of Utah's "Wellness Bus" — which typically does diabetes testing in the community — will now drive around the Wasatch Front offering COVID-19 testing.

Staff on the bus will focus on helping underserved individuals who may not have access to tests.

"This is such great news," said U. President Ruth Watkins in a tweet, "and a wonderful addition in the effort to help our state address coronavirus."

— Courtney Tanner

2:40 p.m.: Huntsman Corp makes tons of hand sanitizer

Huntsman Corp. — a specialty chemicals company founded and owned by Utah's Huntsman family — has started producing hand sanitizer. And it will donate the first five tons it makes to the Huntsman Cancer Institute and other University of Utah medical providers.

The company announced the response to the virus Monday, noting its manufacturing site in Alabama will kick off the production. The plant typically makes chemicals used in the aerospace industry. And the corporation received a donation from another company, LyondellBasell, for the isopropyl alcohol required to make the sanitizer.

The Huntsman family then decided the first batch should go the U., particularly the Huntsman Cancer Institute that was started by the late Jon Huntsman Sr.

"This is an incredible example of how leading companies are stepping up to address vital needs of health providers who are on the front lines of battling the coronavirus pandemic," said U. President Ruth Watkins in a statement. "My deepest appreciation to Huntsman Corporation for its innovation and swift response in meeting this need."

Later batches will be distributed to health care companies across the country. Peter Huntsman, chairman of the corporation and brother to Paul Huntsman, who is the chairman of The Salt Lake Tribune's nonprofit board, credited the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for working quickly to enable production of the sanitizer.

The company's plant in Switzerland has also started making it, as well.

— Courtney Tanner

Editor's note: Paul Huntsman, chairman of The Tribune's board of directors, is one of Jon Huntsman Sr.'s sons.

1:40 p.m.: Four of Utah's five new deaths were nursing home residents

Four of the five people added to Utah's death toll from COVID-19 were in nursing homes, Angela Dunn, the state's epidemiologist, said Monday at the Utah Department of Health's daily media briefing.

The five new deaths were reported Monday, bringing the state tally to 13.

One of the five patients was hospitalized, and was under 60 years old, Dunn said. He was from Salt Lake County, Dunn said.

Two were linked to an outbreak at a resident care facility in Salt Lake City reported last week. The facility's first of now three deaths was a woman over the age of 85 living there who died Thursday.

The other two were in a long-term care facility in Utah County, and a more extensive investigation is underway there, Dunn said.

The four deaths connected to nursing homes were patients over 60 who had underlying health conditions, she added.

All five patients died on Saturday, Dunn said. The state has the option to test for COVID-19 after death, Dunn said, but has not done so in any cases yet.

The state is testing between 2,500 and 3,000 people a day, Dunn said. The state lab can handle more than 4,000 tests a day — though a shortage of swabs, needed to perform the tests, is making it difficult to hit that point, she said. That's short of the 7,000 tests a day Gov. Herbert has set for a statewide goal.

"We are confident in [the tests'] ability to detect disease" in testing people who have COVID-19 symptoms, Dunn said. The rate of false-positive and false-negative results go up when testing those who don't show symptoms, she said.

Dunn said that with the increase in cases, UDOH will be calling and emailing more people to trace who has been in contact with people who have been exposed to the coronavirus.

"It is important that you call us back," Dunn said.

For those worried about calls from people masquerading as UDOH officials trying to scam them, Dunn added, "we will never ask for any financial information, we will never ask for your Social Security number, and we certainly will never ask for money."

Dunn said it's up to Gov. Gary Herbert whether the current statewide stay-at-home recommendation becomes an order.

"We are constantly updating Gov. Herbert with the latest data," Dunn said. "We are expecting everyone to stay at home."

Dunn said that if the statewide recommendation, which is an order in some counties, is lifted too soon, there could be a resurgence of higher case numbers.

"We have heard of national shortages" of chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine, Dunn said, but Utah hasn't seen those shortages locally.

A claim that the state has taken over distribution of those drugs — often touted by President Donald Trump — is "a miscommunication," Dunn said.

As medical equipment is distributed, Dunn said, rural hospitals are receiving "the same effort of supplies and PPE that the Wasatch Front hospitals are."

— Sean P. Means

1 p.m.: Death toll in Utah up to 13

Thirteen people have died in Utah from COVID-19, the Utah Department of Health reported Monday — five more than had been reported before the weekend.

The overall number of cases is at 1,675, up 70 cases from Sunday's figures, UDOH reported. There have been 138 people hospitalized for COVID-19, up 14 from Sunday's tally.

The low number of new cases is likely a reflection of low testing over the weekend, state epidemiologist Angela Dunn said at a Monday news conference.

Overall, 33,394 people in Utah have been tested for coronavirus, according to state records. That's an increase of 2,502 people since Sunday's report.

— Sean P. Means

12:15 p.m.: University of Utah closes the Union after a positive test

The University of Utah has closed its student Union after someone there tested positive for the coronavirus.

The school tweeted about the case Monday morning, referring to the individual only as "a building occupant." The Union will now be shut down until further notice.

Previously, the U. had shut down its library. And the school has seen at least 18 staffers or students contract the disease.

— Courtney Tanner

11:30 a.m.: Utah's senators are out of quarantine

Washington • Sens. Mike Lee and Mitt Romney are free from quarantine after spending two weeks at home.

Both Utah Republicans had sheltered at home after learning that Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., had contracted the coronavirus. Their two-week quarantine, as advised by doctors, ended Friday.

Lee and Romney had flown to Utah on March 22 in a private jet Romney chartered to get them home. Both had close contact with Paul days earlier, though neither showed symptoms. Romney had tested negative for COVID-19.

Lee is remaining in his home, his office said.

Romney, who had stayed in his residence in Holladay, chartered a plane over the weekend to fly to Florida where his wife, Ann, had been staying while he was in quarantine. Ann Romney has multiple sclerosis and it was safer for the senator to fly to her, Romney's office said.

The Senate is scheduled to convene on April 20.

— Thomas Burr

11 a.m.: Dems call on the governor to issue a statewide order

"Utahns have done some great things so far in responding to the threat of the coronavirus," they said in a statement Monday. "But we must do more."

They asked for a "stronger, clearer message" to state residents about the threat of COVID-19 "to our health, our welfare, and our economic well-being" and noted that the U.S. surgeon general has called on governors that have not yet issued stay-at-home orders to do so.

"We know this pandemic will likely kill hundreds or thousands of people in our state," they continued. "We do not believe that the current voluntary Stay-Safe-Stay-Home program is as effective in slowing the spread of this virus as an explicit stay-at-home order."

The state has urged Utahns to voluntarily social distance, but there are no penalties in the state directive for people who don't follow that guidance.

There are currently stay-at-home orders in several of Utah's 29 counties that do include penalties: Davis, Salt Lake, Summit, Tooele and Wasatch. The Weber-Morgan Health Department became the latest to issue an order on Friday.

— Taylor Stevens

10:40 a.m.: Facebook offering grants to Utah County businesses affected by COVID-19

Small businesses in Utah County struggling because of the pandemic have a chance at a piece of more than $100,000 in grant money, courtesy of Facebook.

The social-media platform is vowing to offer $100 million in grants and ad credits to up to 30,000 small businesses in 30 countries. So far, Facebook has listed 28 U.S. communities for the first round of grants, and Eagle Mountain — where Facebook has a data center — is on the list.

"This is a critical injection to help local small businesses who need it most, so they can keep the lights on and help pay their employees," said a release announcing Facebook's program.

To qualify, a small business must have between two and 50 employees, have been in business for over a year, have experienced business challenges because of COVID-19, and be in or near a location where Facebook operates.

Facebook is also setting up a system on its platform for people to find digital gift cards and create personal fundraisers for their favorite small businesses. For information, go to facebook.com/business/boost/gift-cards.

— Sean P. Means

9:35 a.m.: Zions Bank helps Utah restaurants with cash back offer

Zions Bank is rewarding customers who make food purchases at qualified restaurants and catering companies during the coronavirus

Through May 31, each time customers use their Zions Bank credit card — or a gift card — to buy takeout or delivery, they will receive a 10% cash back bonus, the company announced recently on its website.

Most restaurants and caterers qualify — from mom and pops to national chains. The cash back also applies to purchases through food delivery services such as Uber Eats and DoorDash.

"Among the sectors hardest hit by the current crisis are our local restaurants," said Scott Anderson, Zions president and CEO. "These businesses and their employees are our neighbors and friends, who are part of the deep fabric of our state."

— Kathy Stephenson

8:12 a.m.: Herbert pushes back on rumor of state control of anti-malaria drugs

Gov. Gary Herbert has taken to Twitter to dispel a rumor that the state of Utah is taking over distribution of an anti-malaria drug President Donald Trump often has touted as a potential treatment for COVID-19.

"The State has not taken over distribution of hydroxychloroquine, though high demand may be creating shortages," Herbert tweeted Sunday night, in response to a Utah physician's claim to the contrary.

The drugs are used as a treatment for malaria. They also are prescribed to patients with chronic conditions, such as lupus and rheumatoid arthritis.

The Utah Board of Pharmacy voted on March 24 to draft regulations to limit distribution of the two drugs, to discourage panic buying and to keep the drugs available for those chronic sufferers.

The accusation that the state has "taken over" distribution came from a physician who identifies himself on Twitter as "Dr. Bill." He has made the same claim on "The Debbie Aldrich Show," a Utah-based conservative podcast on which he is an occasional contributor. (Aldrich ran unsuccessfully for the Third District Congressional seat in 2017, in the special election when Rep. Jason Chaffetz resigned.)

Herbert, in his tweet, linked to the Utah Department of Health's suggestions on treatment for COVID-19. Those guidelines point out that there are no Food and Drug Administration-approved medications for COVID-19, and that there have been small, preliminary studies suggesting that hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine "may be beneficial to present lung complications."

The UDOH guidelines recommend that if a doctor does prescribe the drugs, he or she should do so in small doses, to avoid overdose risks and limit side effects.

— Sean P. Means

Open for Business 4-6 | Coronavirus | winchesterstar.com - The Winchester Star

Posted: 06 Apr 2020 12:00 PM PDT

Nibblins, 27 North Loudoun St, Winchester, VA 22601

Open for 10 or less customers at a time. We will also take phone or email orders for curbside pickup or delivery within 15 miles of the store. You can call the store at 540-535-0787 or email sdolinar@nibblins.com.

Benny's Meletos, 9 E Boscawen St, Winchester, VA 22601

Open for takeout and delivery through UberEats & DoorDash. 540-323-7036

Thinker Toys, 106 S Loudoun St, Winchester, VA 22601

Contact with questions or purchases thru: Email (Aaron@ThinkerToysVA.com), Phone (540-450-8780), or Facebook. We are offering pickup at our front door, or free local delivery!

Firefly Cafe, Creekside Station, 3035 Valley Ave. #101, Winchester, VA 22601

Firefly Cafe and Bakery is still open, doing orders by phone and online for pick up. (Delivery is online only.) fireflycafebakerytogo.com and 540-450-8544

Tin Top Art & Handmade, 130 N Loudoun St, Winchester, VA 22601

Open by appointment only and taking online orders either through our instagram or our new website: https://tintopart.square.site

The Quirky Closet, 15 E Boscawen St. (Back Red Door) Winchester, VA 22601

Winchester's first plus size fashion boutique focusing primarily on sizes 14 - 30. We are offering Live sales on our facebook page Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7 p.m. We offer free local pick up, and shipping for a small fee. The store will be open for appointments and for pickups/try ons Fridays from 12-5 p.m.

L'Auberge Provençale, 13630 Lord Fairfax Hwy, Boyce, VA 22620

Offering delivery to Winchester, Stephens City, Middletown, Clarke County, and Front Royal. Curbside pick up available. We offer both Wednesday thru Sunday. We also offer wine and beer to go and we will deliver. Menu can be viewed in the in Tock or on our website www.laubergeprovencale.com Order online at www.exploretock.com/laubergeprovencale Phone: 540-837-1375

Presto Dinners, 23 Crow St, Berryville, VA 22611

We offer "no contact" curbside pick up and delivery to Clarke County and the following zip codes: 22611, 22646, 22620, 20130, 20135, 22663, 22630. At checkout, select "Ship to my Address". We will call to schedule delivery date and time. Online:www.prestodinners.com Email: jonathan@prestodinners.com

Ledo Pizza, 419 Gateway Dr, Winchester, VA

Currently, we are offering carry-out & curbside pickup. Customers can pay over the phone or order online, to minimize person to person contact. 540-662-9499 Online Ordering: https://ledopizza.com/

Murphy Beverage Co, 167 N Loudoun St, Winchester, VA 22601

Open for walk ins and delivery. Mon-Thur 10 a.m. - 7 p.m., Fri & Sat 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., Sundays (for now) Noon-5 p.m. Call for delivery 540-723-9719

Corrigan Rug Cleaners, 750 Baker Ln, Winchester, VA 22603

Open Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Offering Curbside Drop-offs and Pick-ups. Offering Pick-up and Deliveries of area rugs and upholstery. Offering In-home or In-business wall-to-wall carpet cleaning. Contact Us: 540-662-9081 or email corriganrugcleaners@comcast.net Message us on Facebook or Instagram or through our website www.corriganrugcleaners.com

West Oaks Farm Market, 4305 Middle Rd, Winchester, VA 22602

Take out lunches 7 days a week. Take out breakfast Thursday-Saturday. We also carry milk, eggs, frozen meats, produce, beer, wine, hard ciders, deli meats and cheeses, packaged goods, honey, baked goods and much more! Website: www.westoaksfarm-market.com Phone: 540-539-8175 Email: wofmarket@gmail.com

Taste of India Winchester, 1060 Millwood Pike, Winchester, VA 22602

Open 2-8 p.m. for take out, curbside pick up and delivery through doordash.com or Uber eats. 540-686-7644

Firenza Pizza, 2090 S Pleasant Valley Rd, Winchester, VA 22601

We are offering carry-out, delivery, and curbside pickup. Customers can give us a call or come into the store to place an order. 540-686-7742

Harvest Moon Healthy Living, 2021 S. Loudoun St., Winchester VA 22601. Open regular Business Hours. Phone orders, Curbside pickup, Delivery local Winchester Area. 540-678-887 Find us on Facebook and Instagram. shophealthy@harvestmoonva.com

Granny's Pancake Cottage, 5460 Main St, Stephens City, VA 22655. Open everyday at 6 a.m. - 6 p.m. for take out. Call 540-508-2434 to place your order

Nathan's Famous, Inside the Walmart; 2350 S. Pleasant Valley Rd, Winchester, VA. Open for takeout and delivery only Phone: 609-334-3559; 540-667-9111

Crash-Test Yummies, 500 W. Jubal Early Dr. #130, Winchester, VA 22601

Providing meals via curbside pickup (540)773-4218 Check Facebook for our updates. Info@crashtestyummies.com

Dice Mayhem's Trucking, We are still open serving customers during this time, we have precautions in place to protect ourselves and our customers. 540-212-4066 Dicemayhemtrucking@gmail.com https://m.facebook.com/dicemayhemstrucking/

Ali Marangoni: Bullseye Retirement Solutions, LLC

Continuing to serve the community through email, phone or video chat. ‪540-550-0052 | bullseyers@yahoo.com | f: ‪855-559-8840 www.bullseyeretirementsolutions.com

Strites Doughnuts Front Royal, 50 Water St, Front Royal, VA (Southern States parking lot)

Facebook: Strites Doughnuts Front Royal We feature handmade custom doughnuts. Open on Friday and Saturday from 7 a.m. to sold out or 12 Noon. Please check our Facebook page for more details. Please message us through our Facebook page Call 540-660-2699

Cafe Del Sol, 50 Featherbed Ln, Winchester, VA 22601

Full Menu available for Delivery and Drive Thru Takeout delsolcafes.com 540-535-2275

The Miller House, 5960 Valley Pike, Stephens City, VA 22655

Open by appointment. For your Spring decorating needs, flavorable dips, wonderful soaps, Spring wreaths & Florals and more. Please visit our Facebook page for product updates or Call 540-975-1230

0-60 Energy Café, 2430 Valley Ave, Winchester, VA 22601

Pickup: 540-313-4137 or Cloosiv App Delivery available through all of the major delivery services.

Posh Pets Boutique, 156 N. Loudoun St, Winchester, VA 22601

Selling pet foods, treats and health supplements. Offering back door pick on phone orders. Walk-ins up to 6 customers in the shop during our business hours. Business hours are Monday - Saturday 10 a.m - 5 p.m. Gift certificates are also available. Will ship on non food orders. We do not shop food. 540-722-7213

Tiny Toes Dance, We have moved all our lessons online and discounted tuition drastically. Students can register online here: https://www.tinytoesdanceva.com/virtual-classes.html 703-989-3864 ashley@tinytoesdanceva.com tinytoesdanceva@gmail.com

Jane's Lunch, 3 E Main St, Berryville, VA 22611

Open Monday-Friday 6 a.m. - 4 p.m. Featuring $5 take out menu Call 540-955-3480 for curbside take out.

J & W Farm, LLC, 140 Myers Ln, Winchester, VA 22603

Please check out our website jandwfarm.com to see our products. Place your order by email at contact@jandwfarm.com. We will accept cash payments at this time.

Wilkin's Shoe Center, 7 S Loudoun St, Winchester, VA 22601

Open regular business hours. We are also offering free delivery in Winchester/Frederick County, curbside pickup and reduced mailing fees 540-667-5600

The Berryville Grille, 9 E Main St, Berryville , VA 22611

540-955-4317 | http://theberryvillegrille.eatontheweb.com Facebook: The Berryville Grille

Eastern Chinese Restaurant, 2160 S Pleasant Valley Rd,Winchester, VA

Phone: (540) 535-7397 Open for Carryout and Delivery

Bell's Fine Clothing, 122 N Loudoun St, Winchester, VA 22601

Bells is open and assisting clients both in person and by phone. Monday - Saturday: 9:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. We are following strict sanitation guidelines, and our large expansive store allows for social distancing protocols to be easily maintained. 540-667-1430

Pine Grove Restaurant, 574 Pine Grove Rd, Bluemont, VA 20135

Open for curb side pick up. Offering our fresh homemade food togo. We are located only 2 minutes off Route 7 with a parking lot large enough to accommodate truckers! Call 540-554-8126 and we will have it ready for you!

Scarpa Alta, 28 W Piccadilly St, Winchester, VA 22601

Open Monday-Saturday: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. We are offering free local delivery, curbside pickup and free shipping on orders over $35. New website myscarpaalta.com Email scarpaalta@gmail.com. 540-665-2828

Eagan & Company

The Barber Shop is offering house calls. Contact via Facebook, Instagram and phone 540-686-7946 to schedule an appointment.

Jordan Springs Market, 741 Jordan Springs Rd, Stephenson, VA 22656

Open and offering BBQ Family Packs and by the lb. for pick up. We also have bread, milk, eggs, beer, wine and more. www.jordanspringsmarket.com. 540-662-0601

Nu look Cleaners, 205 Weems Ln, Winchester, VA | 540-662-5024 email: catlettbd@gmail.com, 740 Berryville Ave, Winchester, VA | 540-662-1066 email: catlettbd@gmail.com

Tri-State Nissan, 1230 Millwood Pike, Winchester VA

540-667-6800 contact.us@tristatenissan.com

Sales Open Monday-Friday: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Home Deliveries & Test Drives available. Online shopping tools - You can purchase the vehicle form your home. Virtual Appointments - You can work out the deal via a video call.

Service Open Monday-Friday 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., Saturday 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Senior Hours Monday-Friday 6 a.m. to 8 a.m. (All vehicles will be disinfected before and after each service, All vehicles for seniors will receive a complimentary BG Frigi-Fresh Service; Curbside pickup will be available & Pick-Up And Delivery of their vehicle is also available at no additional charge) 20% Off Parts & Labor for Health Care Workers, Teachers & 1st Responders Free Pick Up & Delivery of your vehicle for service at no charge

Italian Delight, 640 Warrior Dr, Stephens City, VA 22655

We are open for pick-up, Togo and delivery. Also 25% off for medical personnel. 540-869-1600

TGI Fridays, 111 East Tevis St, Winchester, VA 22601

Take out & Car Side. Order Online: www.tgifridays.com/menu/528-winchester. Delivery: Doordash and Uber Eats 540-722-3059

Cordial Coffee Co., 8 S Church St, Berryville, VA 22611

Open for curbside pickup and delivery! We offer whole bean delivery as well. 540-277-2156

Paladin Bar & Grill, 181-A Warrior Drive, Stephens City VA 22655

Call orders to 540-868-8327 Wednesday - Sunday: 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. See Facebook page for daily specials.

Via Satellite Inc, 1515 N Shenandoah Ave, Front Royal, VA 22630

Open for business. We are providing Internet and/or TV services to the area. We do installs 7 days a week. Come by our office or call us at (540)636-3765. s.snapp@viasatinc.com

The Polka Dot Pot, 157 N Loudoun St, Winchester, VA 22601

The Polka Dot Pot is offering Pottery To Go kits, order online or stop by the shop to design your own kit. We also offer curbside pickup and limited delivery to Clarke Co.. Please refer to https://polkadotpot.com/art-to-go/ for details. 540-722-4422

Shaffer's BBQ & Market, 8140 Valley Pike, Middletown, VA 22645

Open and serving customers with carry out and a drive thru! Contact us: 540-508-4274 or online at shaffersbbq.com.

Right at Home, Winchester, VA

Right at Home is open and still safely serving seniors. We have had to modify our safety measures to include temperature taking and frequent educational updates; but are open and available to help seniors, disabled veterans, and disabled adults during this weird and unprecedented time! Contact us: 540-686-7882 and info@rahcountryside.com

OakCrest Builders, 126 N. Kent Street, Winchester, VA 22601

We are following strict sanitation guidelines to maintain a safe workplace. We are available to meet your needs and are equipped with technology to make property viewing safe for everyone. builders@oakcrestco.com 540-450-1234

OakCrest Properties, 126 N. Kent Street, Winchester, VA 22601

ERA OakCrest Realty, 126 N. Kent Street, Winchester, VA 22601

We are following strict sanitation guidelines to maintain a safe workplace. Our agents are available to meet your needs and are equipped with technology to make property viewing safe for everyone. info@oakcrestrealty.com 540-665-0360

ERA OakCrest Realty Property Management, 126 N. Kent Street, Winchester, VA 22601

OakCrest Commercial, 126 N. Kent Street, Winchester, VA 22601

Habitat for Humanity ReStore, The Habitat for Humanity ReStore is open virtually! The Winchester ReStore is offering items in two online venues: Facebook Shop and eBay! Simply visit facebook.com/WinchesterReStore/shop or WinchesterReStoreEbay.com. By making a purchase, you help your Winchester ReStore do more to support building projects that benefit families in your community and build decent and affordable places to call home. Your purchase is needed more than ever as families across the Valley face unprecedented times.

Twice is Nice Consignment

Twice is Nice is holding live sales on Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/twiceisniceconsignmentboutique/

Jimmy John's, 2033 S Pleasant Valley, Winchester

540-722-4091 Open for curbside pickup, takeout, and delivery

240 Rivendell Ct Ste 3, Winchester

540-722-3625 Open for takeout, delivery, and drive thru. We are donating our day old bread to anyone in need. Simply need to come in and request it. Please limit it to 1-2 loaves per visit so that we can help as many people as possible.

Escutcheon Brewing, 142 W Commercial St, Winchester, VA 22601

Open limited hours (posted on social media) and are offering growlers, crowlers, kegs and canned beers for take out only. Call ahead, pay by phone, pay in the taproom or shop online. www.escutcheonbrewing.com 540-773-3042

NIKs Broiler Room Berryville, 15 Crow Street, Berryville, VA 22611

Carry-out and Curbside Service from 4 -8 p.m. facebook.com/NIKsBroilerRoomBerryville 540-277-2974

Winchester Aquarium and Pet Center, 190 Costello Drive, Winchester, VA 22601

540-667-8198. Message us on Facebook or check our Facebook page for updates.

Glory Days Grill, 130 Featherbed Ln. Winchester, VA 22601

Open for carry out. Many of our favorite menu items are available. Order online: glorydaysgrill.com. 540-662-9922

Piccadilly Grill, 46 E Piccadilly St, Winchester, VA

Open for takeout and delivery. Monday - Saturday 7 a.m.-3 p.m. 540-398-6051

The Floor Shop, 173 N. Loudoun St, Winchester, VA

Open Monday-Friday: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Appointments available for Saturday. Call before 4 p.m. on Friday to schedule. 540-662-0752

SOS Repair, 620 N Cameron St, Winchester, VA 22601

Open for business, regular hours. We are also offering pick up/drop off of customer vehicles and sanitization upon return. 540-535-7221

Gasoline Alley Auto Sales, 661 N Loudoun Street, Winchester, VA 22601

Open by appointment only at this time. To schedule an appointment, call us at 540-662-0000. You may also shop our website, gasolinealleycars.com.

James Charles Winery, 4063 Middle Rd, Winchester, VA 22602

Open daily. Noon-5 p.m. For curbside/wine pick-up service, give us a call at 540-931-4386 or place your order online: jamescharleswine.com. For delivery service, give us a call at 540-431-1544. Now offering oven-ready, gourmet pizza to go with your curbside wine order.

Veramar Winery, 905 Quarry Rd., Berryville, Va 22611

For curbside/wine pick-up service, give us a call at 540-313-5700 or place your order online: veramar.com.

The Fox and Pheasant, 114 East Main St, Boyce, Virginia 22620

We are open for appointments seven days a week between the hours of 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. 1-804-205-4605 Email: foxandpheasant114@gmail.com

Blue Plate Books, 2257 Valley Ave., Winchester, VA 22601

Open 11 a.m.- 7 p.m. Seven days/week. In-store shopping limited to 10 people. Book buying suspended until April 25. Curbside available: call us to place your order. 540-662-6657 www.blueplatebooks.com

Cedar Meadows by Dan Ryan Builders, 101 Poppy Dr, White Post, VA 22663

Open daily 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. We have multiple sanitizing stations and are limiting the amount of people in the model home at one time, we are also opening and closing all doors for our customers. 540-431-2856

The Uniform Store, 10 Weems Lane, Winchester, VA 22601

The Uniform Store is open for business with abbreviated hours: Mon, Wed, Fri - 11:00 - 4:00, Tues & Thur 1:00 - 6:00, Sat 11:00 - 3:00. We are offering ordering over the phone with later pick up or delivery to your car. With continued health and hygiene precautions, we are limiting store capacity to 10 patrons at a time. Please give us a call if you have a special request or need. 540-678-8711

Unique Creations Studio, 12557 Lord Fairfax Hwy., Boyce VA

Featuring over 40 local artists and crafters from around the Shenandoah Valley. Currently fulfilling online orders. Check out items for sale on Facebook (search Unique Creations Studio) and Instagram (@Uniquecreatiosstudiollc). Message us online for item availablity. Schedule a curbside pickup where we minimize interaction and practice social distancing. Our pickup days are Thursday and Saturday. Pickups must be made by appointment for the safety and convenience of our customers and our community.

The Butcher Station, 3107 Valley Ave Suite 106, Winchester

Open Tuesday-Saturday 12 p.m.- 7 p.m. Offering take out and curbside pick up for daily menu items as well as grocery items. The daily availability can be found on our website: www.thebutcherstation.com 540-662-2433

Invisible Fence of Apple Country, 208 Weems Lane, Winchester, Va 22601

Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m.- 12 p.m. We are open and doing service and new Invisible Fence Brand installations. Safety measures are in place to protect our customers and staff. Call 540-678-0400, or email invfence@gmail.com

Hayfield Family Restaurant, Rt 50 West about 5 miles. 540-877-1004 Carryout

Clear Choice Printing, Inc., 740 N. Loudoun St., Winchester, VA 22601

(540) 662-8900 FAX: (540) 662-8901 OPEN for Copies, Faxes, Orders & Pick-ups. Orders can be placed on phone, e-mail or in person. Surfaces disinfected after each customer.

Wild Birds Unlimited At Creekside Station 3103 Valley Ave., Winchester

Open Monday - Saturday, 12 - 5 p.m. Go online for Curbside Pickup or Delivery at www.wbu.com/winchester Or Call 540-722-9407 for Curbside Pickup

Hideaway Cafe, 141 S. Loudoun Street, Winchester, VA 22601

Open for call-ahead, curbside service 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday - Friday. Also offering curbside beer, wine, coffee, tea, baked goods, sandwiches, etc. www.HideawayCafeVA.com 540-450-0799

Dermatology Associates LLC, 1514 Amherst St., Winchester, VA 22601, 650 Cedar Creek Grade, Suite 213 Winchester VA 22601

We are open and adapting to continue to support patients! We are using telemedicine to support as many patients as possible at this time. For essential, urgent, or significant cases, for evaluation, call our office to arrange an in-person visit as needed. 540-667-4499

Wayside Inn, 7783 Main St., Middletown, VA

Open for pickup orders: Curbside Pickup Monday - Friday 4 p.m. - 7 p.m.; Saturday, Sunday 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. Call 540-327-0754

My Buddy's Nuts/The Chef's Wife

Offering Catering to Go- packaged meals at the Freight Station Famers Market on Tuesday's from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Menu changes weekly. Also offering a FREE Friday delivery for pre-orders, must be ordered by Thursday 12:00 p.m.. More info email info@mybuddysnuts.com or 704-408-3385.

Winchester Electric Service, Inc., 120 Fort Collier Rd., Winchester, VA

Open to help you with your electric motor needs, as well as, sell and service Generac home standby generators for industry, farm and home. Hours: Monday-Friday, 7:30-4:30 Website: winchestergenerators.com 540-667-2040

G&M Music, Inc.m 2640 Valley Ave., Winchester, VA Inside Blue and Gray Mall Building

We are following strict sanitation guidelines as well as social distancing. Curbside Service available upon request. Call, email or message us on Facebook with any requests or questions. Open: 12 p.m. (Noon) -5:30pm. Appointment available upon request! 540-662-3836 / gmmusic.inc@gmail.com

Clean Water Pools and Spas LLC, 1129 Berryville Ave, Winchester, VA 22601

Open and operating on winter hours Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. ; Saturday 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. We are offering curbside pickup and limited home delivery. You can place your order on line at our website www.cwpoolsandspas.com or by phone 540-667-1650. We are abiding by the recommended guidelines. No more than 10 clients in the store at a time and social distancing. We are offering appointments for hot tub or swimming pool sales.

Battery Mart , 1981 S. Loudoun St.,Winchester, VA. 540-665-0065 | 2159 Winchester Ave, Martinsburg, WV. 304-267-7033 Monday-Friday: 8 a.m.- 6p.m.; Saturday: 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Offering Curbside pickup

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Buettner Tire, 1908 S Loudoun St, Winchester VA 22601

Open Monday-Friday: 7:30 a.m . - 5:00 p.m. & Saturday: 7:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. Free pick up and delivery of your car. Full service tire and automotive facility

540-668-3211

The Wine Mill, 135 Featherbed Lane, Winchester, VA 22601

Open: Monday 12-5 p.m, Tuesday-Saturday 11 a.m. - 7 p.m., Sunday 12-5 p.m. Offering delivery, and curb side pick up. Showroom open up to 4 customers at a time. We have safety measures in place to protect our customers and staff. 540-450-5881 Email: WineMillWinc@gmail.com Website: www.WineMillWinchester.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/WineMillWinchester/

RentalHouz LLC, 1154 Martinsburg Pike, Winchester, VA 22603

Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday7 a.m. - 4 p.m., Saturday morning by appointment only. You may see our lawn and construction inventory online at rentalhouz@gmail.com. We honor social distancing and other safety measures to protect our customers. 540-773-3358

THAI LOTUS Restaurant, 3103 Vally Ave. Suite# 106, Winchester VA 22601

Open for TAKE-OUT order daily TUESDAY to SATURDAY 11am.-8pm. Our dishes are fully cooked at high heat, prepared with safely, hygiene, and using fresh herbs and spices. Phone: 540-450-5968 Website: ThaiLotusWinchester.com

Century 21 Braddock Realty, 661 Millwood Ave, Ste. 101, Winchester, VA 22601

Walk-ins still welcome, or call to speak to an agent 7 days a week. Phone: 540-665-0700

Shenandoah Fine Chocolates, At Creekside Station, 3111 Valley Ave., Winchester.

Open Tuesday-Saturday: 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Limit of 6 customers in the store. Curbside & local delivery for orders over $25. Call and we will shop for you! Easter Specials available. 540-535-0010.

Winchester Plumbing & Gas Services Inc.,830-3 N Kent St, Winchester, VA 22601

In response to the Covid-19 pandemic, we are taking extra precaution to ensure we provide a safe work environment not only for our employees, but for you! We are offering 24/7 emergency service support! Please call us for more information, and we appreciate your patience. Stay safe and healthy. Licensed, Bonded and Insured Website www.winchesterplumbing.com Email winchesterplumbing@gmail.com 540-662-3020

Reading Landscapes,2371 N. Frederick Pike, Winchester, Va 22603

Garden Center is currently open Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., Saturday 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. We are an outside, open air retail space selling a large selection of plants, trees, mulch and other products to meet your landscaping needs. We are also currently scheduling appointments for landscaping and hardscaping. Since our business is located outside it is easy to maintain social distancing while shopping. 540-662-8054

Rainbow International Restoration,240-1 Airport Road, Winchester, VA 22602

Open 24 hrs for emergency services in water, fire, smoke and mold remediation. We are taking the necessary precautions to ensure a healthy and clean working environment. Our guys wear the necessary PPE masks and suits on the job to keep them and our customers safe. 703-724-4455

Winchester Ciderworks, 2504 N Frederick Pike, Winchester, VA 22603

Open for carryout Wednesday-Sunday: 3-6 p.m. See our website for product selection. Place order online in advance to have order ready for pickup or stop by for take out. www.winchesterciderworks.com. 540-686-7632

Papermill Place, 2214 Papermill Rd, Winchester, VA 22601

Open 7 a.m. - 2 p.m. daily for Curbside Takeout. Our current menu is available at papermillrestaurant.com. Call us at (540) 667-1136 to place your order. Payment over the phone is available to make social distancing most convenient, but you can pay when you arrive if preferred. We'll meet you outside!

Woodbine Farm Market,5199 John Marshall Hwy. Strasburg, VA 22657

Open: Monday-Sunday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Open for online, phone, and curbside orders. woodbinefarmmarket.com. woodbinemarket@gmail.com. 540-465-2729

Eugene B. Smith Gallery, Old Town Mall, 25 N Loudoun St, Winchester, VA 22601

Open Monday-Saturday 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.; Sunday 12-5 p.m. Offering curbside pick-up in the Indian Alley parking lot, and FREE local deliveries. 540-667-6190

Shawnee Springs, 231 Cross Junction Rd., Cross Junction, VA 22625

1488 Senseny Rd, Winchester, VA 22602

We are open 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. daily offering fresh produce, baked goods, craft beer, gourmet groceries, local meats and a full deli.

The Greene Turtle, 185 Kernstown Commons Blvd, Winchester, VA 22602

Open Thursday-Sunday 4 -8 p.m. for pick up and delivery. www.thegreeneturtle.com 540-508-4164

Violino Ristorante, 181 North Loudoun St, Winchester

Open Tuesday-Saturday 1-7 p.m. Offering carryout and curbside pickup for limited Menu and Weekly Family Meal Menu. Check out our website www.violinoristorante.com 540-667-8006

Valerie Hill Winery, 1687 Marlboro Rd, Stephens City, VA 22655

Open Wednesday-Saturday, 12noon - 5 p.m. For wine pick-up, and purchase. Walk-in pickup, or call ahead for curb-side pickup. 540-869-9567

ICON Screen Printing & Embroidery, 65 Featherbed Lane, Winchester, VA 22601

Open for business, offering custom t-shirts, uniforms, monograms, promotional items, and more. Order placement via phone or e-mail only, curb-side pickup or direct shipment available. Open Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Reach us at 540-667-2351 or at www.iconbizpromo.com.

Old Town Silversmiths, 152 No. Loudoun St., Winchester, VA 22601

OPEN BY APPOINTMENT will work with you! 540-665-0295

Runners' Retreat, 135 N Loudoun St, Winchester, VA 22601

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Saturday: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Sunday: 1-5 p.m.; Wednesday: closed. Taking orders online or by phone for shipping, local delivery or curbside pick-up. We are also scheduling in-store fittings (private or not) as well as virtual fittings. We are adhering to the 10 customers or fewer policy and cleaning a lot.

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