Mark David Susko Photo
The bronze statue of former Greenville Mayor Max Heller, in downtown Greenville, personifies the mood of South Carolina and the nation with a medical mask on his face and another in his hand.
City of Greenville officials announced Tuesday afternoon they postponed a meeting set for an expected vote on an emergency stay-at-home ordinance in an effort to stop the spread the virus COVID-19. McMaster's order made Greenvilles meeting moot.
The executive order includes the following:
Arcades
Activities that require the use of shared sporting apparatus and equipment
Activities on commercial or public playground equipment
Adult entertainment venues
Barber shops
Bingo halls
Bowling alleys
Concert venues
Fitness and exercise centers and commercial gyms
Group exercise facilities, to include yoga, barre, and spin studios or facilities
Indoor children’s play areas (excluding daycare facilities)
Night clubs
Racetracks
Spas and public or commercial swimming pools
Spectator sports
Sports that involve interaction with another person in close proximity and within less than six (6) feet of another person
Theaters, auditoriums, and performing arts centers
Tourist attractions (including museums, aquariums, and planetariums)
Venues operated by social clubs