Durham issues 'stay-at-home' order – here's what it means for businesses

As the number of COVID-19 cases passes 500 in North Carolina and the first deaths from the disease are reported, the city of Durham is the first Triangle community to enact a 'Stay-at-Home' order. One day after Mecklenburg County announced its own order, Durham Mayor Steve Schewel on Wednesday announced an order for the city, but said he expects to see "a flurry of these orders" from around the state. Wake County is expected to issue an order of its own. The order essentially boils down to making…