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TOPEKA, Kan. — Gov. Laura Kelly has added a new phase to the “Ad Astra” state reopening plan, which will allow some businesses to open but keep others that would have opened in Phase 2 closed.

The executive order, which was signed on May 14, establishes Phase 1.5, starting May 18.

The new phase will allow nail salons, barber shops, hair salons, tanning salons, tattoo parlors and other personal service businesses to open. Walk-in appointments are not allowed.

Gyms are also allowed to open, but group fitness classes are not allowed, and locker rooms can only be used to go to the bathroom. All of these companies must adhere to social distancing guidelines.

Gov. Kelly adds Phase 1.5 to Kansas reopening plan, some businesses to remain closed

Gov. Kelley decided to add a step 1.5 opening on May 18th instead of a step 2. There is a list of the types of Businesses that are to remain closed in the article.
 
Cases by county:

  • Anderson County 1
  • Atchison County 15
  • Barber County 1
  • Barton County 28
  • Bourbon County 6
  • Brown County 3
  • Butler County 22
  • Chase County 3
  • Chautauqua County 4
  • Cherokee County 8
  • Cheyenne County 2
  • Clark County 20
  • Clay County 4
  • Cloud County 4
  • Coffey County 50
  • Cowley County 3
  • Crawford County 6
  • Dickinson County 2
  • Doniphan County 9
  • Douglas County 58
  • Edwards County 4
  • Ellis County 9
  • Ellsworth County 2
  • Finney County 1170
  • Ford County 1299
  • Franklin County 32
  • Geary County 16
  • Gove County 1
  • Grant County 12
  • Gray County 12
  • Greenwood County 3
  • Hamilton County 10
  • Harper County 1
  • Harvey County 12
  • Haskell County 16
  • Jackson County 23
  • Jefferson County 18
  • Jewell County 4
  • Johnson County 648
  • Kearny County 36
  • Kiowa County 2
  • Labette County 22
  • Leavenworth County 957
  • Linn County 6
  • Lyon County 355
  • Marion County 7
  • McPherson County 26
  • Meade County 22
  • Miami County 6
  • Mitchell County 3
  • Montgomery County 19
  • Morris County 3
  • Morton County 4
  • Nemaha County 1
  • Neosho County 2
  • Norton County 2
  • Osage County 6
  • Osborne County 2
  • Ottawa County 4
  • Phillips County 2
  • Pottawatomie County 22
  • Pratt County 1
  • Reno County 51
  • Republic County 4
  • Rice County 4
  • Riley County 61
  • Rooks County 7
  • Saline County 27
  • Scott County 7
  • Sedgwick County 512
  • Seward County 753
  • Shawnee County 183
  • Sheridan County 2
  • Sherman County 5
  • Smith County 2
  • Stafford County 1
  • Stanton County 8
  • Stevens County 25
  • Sumner County 6
  • Wabaunsee County 28
  • Wichita County 1
  • Wilson County 1
  • Woodson County 6
  • Wyandotte County 1141
Coronavirus updates for Kansas | Live Science
 
Since Kansas has no mandates and it is up to each person and business to do what they choose, I am just holding my breath to see where this is going to end up.
 
Wichita woman self quarantines, tests for COVID-19 after partying among crowds at Lake of the Ozarks


Watch the video....holding my tongue! She was all about her! Never thought of anyone else.

Rachael Wake, 20 yea old woman self quarantines Because

“I understand just because you're on vacation doesn't mean the pandemic stops, but it felt normal for the first time in a really long time (because) everyone was having fun on vacation," Wake says.

"It might be selfish, but I also have a preexisting health condition, so I'm putting myself at risk, but at the same time, I would rather have fun while I'm here than be shut in a house, especially in my 20's," Wake says. "It's not fun to sit in the house all of the time."
 
KDHE reports almost 400 new cases of COVID-19, 3 additional deaths

Governor Kelly has left the restrictions and opening up to each county.

“The Kansas Department of Health (KDHE) is reporting 382 new cases of COVID-19 in the state since Wednesday. Sedgwick County is reporting that there are 573 cases as of yesterday.
Statewide, there are 842 hospitalizations and three additional deaths” for a total of 208.
 
303gmf said:
Wish there was a dislike or sad or scary button instead of “like” for all your updates! Thank you
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I agree! Sometimes I see a post that I don't want to like but want to acknowledge. I do wish we had another option.
 
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