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WRALIMNews Coronavirus WeadwWrts Business Opinion AOL Local State NCCapitol Politifact Education Traffic Investigations Nation world k i-mi I1LUL& bdJU it I d MAd LU1 I it 11U W VU J�dl 1 LUI i i LI 1i� ad -LrUI IU J best memories ever." A From: https://www.wral.com/coronavirus/coronavirus-in-nc-live-updates-for-may-6-2020-north-carolina-reaches-500- dead-from-covid-19/19086377/ The group will live-stream "The Pi lgri m's Progress," with showings starting at 8:45 p.m. in ea ch time zo ne and has set up an on I i n e po rta I fo r fa mil ies to sha re their pictures and campfire video clips in real-time with other families in isolation across America. 7 p.m.. Orange County's stay-at-home order will end on Friday, meaning the county will follow the first stage of Goer. Roy Cooper's three-phase plan to relax restrictions to start resuming business and social activities during the pandemic, officials said. The state of emergency for Orange Cau nty, Ca rrbaro, Chapel H ill, a nd Hillsborough will be extended. "Strict measures have been In place over the last sIxweeks to slow the spread of the virus COVID-19 and to protect the public. We will continue to make decisions based on science and recommendations from the state, as well as the Orange County health director, county Beard of Commissioners Chairwoman Ferny Rich said in a statement. County and municipal offices won't reopen to the public in the first phase, officials said. Timelines for reo pen i ng wi I I be announced at a later date. 12:50 p.rrr.. Durham Mayor Steve Schewel and Were dy ja co bs, chairwoman of the Durham County Board of Commissioners, have created the Durham Recovery and Renewal Task Force to advise them over the nest 100 days on how to reprise emergency declarations and stay-at-home orders during the COVID-19 crisis. "Durham has done a great job reducing the spread of the virus," Schewel said in a statement. ''We must continue to do that even as we plan for how Durham will recover, renew a nd re-emerge. The task force will tel I us how to kee p ou r community safe as we gradually and carefully reopen." Katie Galbraith, president of Duke Regional Hospital, and Maticia Sims, vice president and corporate controller for Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina, will co-chair the task force. „The task force will engage our community broadly in this important planning effort. This will include a strong commitment to racial equity and to culturally responsive fra mewo rk,s that seek to add ress widen i ng d is parities caused by COD-1 9+"Ja co bs said in a statement. 72:05 p.m.: Bla den Cou my has re parted its f rst coronavi rus-related death. The individual died Tuesday while hospitalized, officials said. 72 p.m.: An employee at Harris Teeter in the North Pointe shopping center its Durham has tested positive for the coronavirus. A spokesperson from, the location � .;�, ��. . �.�n�� r� ■�, ,n� n■■ ,_.�;�s�:s� s�� ,is_.�;�� ..s,s�....s, _ems.. Is��..�� s��„�