Here are the latest coronavirus updates from Denton County. (Community Impact staff)
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The JCPenney store at Music City Mall in Lewisville is among 154 stores across the country to permanently close as part of the retailer's plan to get a handle on its finances amid bankruptcy.
YouFit Health Clubs emptied its Flower Mound location of gym equipment in late May following several weeks of being closed for COVID-19.
CMS also unveiled an interactive map that lets users search any nursing home in the U.S. to its COVID-19 cases.
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A group of North Texas hospitals plans to promote expanding Medicaid ahead of next year’s session of the Texas Legislature as the state’s health system deals with substantial revenue losses incurred during the coronavirus pandemic.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott continues to lift coronavirus-related business restrictions.
Cinemark has announced a “multiphased” reopening of its movie theaters that will begin June 19, three months after the Plano-based company closed all its locations nationwide in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
The restaurant is offering dine-in service at 50% occupancy as well as takeout.
Some building amenities include a wine room, yoga room and golf simulator.
Operations began in Fort Worth, Dallas, Austin and San Antonio beginning May 25.
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Due to a scheduled protest at Lewisville High School on June 2, the Lewisville Police Department is recommending residents avoid the intersection of Main Street and Valley Parkway.
