NC Gov. Cooper extends curfew, other restrictions meant to curb spread of COVID-19 - Raleigh News & Observer

  1. NC Gov. Cooper extends curfew, other restrictions meant to curb spread of COVID-19  Raleigh News & Observer
  2. Modified stay-at-home order extended until Feb. 28; Gov. Cooper urges patience as state continues rolling out vaccines  WGHP FOX 8 Greensboro
  3. Cooper extends curfew, eviction moratorium  WRAL.com
  4. COVID 19 update North Carolina: Gov. Roy Cooper extends modified Stay-At-Home order until late February  WTVD-TV
  5. 'We still have work to do': Gov. Cooper extends N.C.'s modified 'Stay at Home' order another month  WECT
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