See what local business are doing as Texas reopens for business May 1.

McKinney restaurants respond to May 1 Texas reopening

Many McKinney restaurants are readying for what could be a busy day with dine-in service able to resume at 25% occupancy starting May 1, according to eased restrictions approved by Gov. Greg Abbott.

Keller Farmers Market offering to-go options beginning May 2

With opening day for the Keller Farmers Market pushed back until June 6, local growers are providing residents a new option for purchasing through KFM2GO, or Keller Farmers Market to-go.

43.39% of restaurant owners choosing to reopen dine-in service May 1, Texas Restaurant Association survey shows

Texas restaurants have been given permission by Gov. Greg Abbott to reopen dining rooms with a 25% capacity cap in place beginning May 1.

While restaurants have the option to reopen to dine-in customers, according to a survey by the Texas Restaurant Association, 56.61% of restaurants are choosing not to reopen or are unsure if they will do so over the next week.

McKinney city services to begin reopening May 1

Starting May 1, McKinney’s retail, restaurants and movie theaters can open at 25% of an establishment's listed occupancy.

This comes after McKinney City Council voted to amend its emergency ordinance at an April 28 special meeting to align with Gov. Greg Abbott's revised plan to reopen Texas announced April 27.

Museums and libraries will be allowed to open at 25% capacity as well, according to Phase 1 of Abbott's plan. No hands-on or interactive components will be allowed.

Miranda Jaimes, Ian Pribanic and Nicholas Cicale contributed to this report.