Some Tucson retail businesses prepare to open this week

Under an executive order signed by Governor Doug Ducey last week, retail businesses in Arizona can start opening this week.

BUSINESSES - MANY THAT HAVESPORTED SIGNS LIKE (THESE FORWEEKS.

(TODAY - UNDER ANEXECUTIVE ORDER SIGNED LASTWEEK - RETAIL BUSINESSES CANSELL GOODS THROUGH DELIVERY,WINDOW, WALK-UP, DRIVE-THRU,DRIVE- UP, AND CURBSIDESERVICE THE EXECUTIVE ORDERALSO ALLOWS BUSINESSES TO SELLGOODS THROUGH APPOINTMENT ASLONG AS THEY ESTABLISH ANDIMPLEMENT SANITATION ANDPHYSICAL DISTANCING MEASURESPOP CYCLE - A STORE ON FOURTHAVE - CLOSED ITS DOORS TOCUSTOMERS BACK IN MARCH DEEDEEKOENEN/CO- OWNER, POP-CYCLE"PEOPLE COME IN AND THEYEXPERIENCE THE STORE AND BYTHAT I MEAN THEY TOUCH A LOTOF THINGS AND WE WERE JUSTREALLY CONCERNED ABOUT THEPUBLIC SAFETY AND OUR STAFFSAFETY." SINCE THEN CO- OWNERDEEDEE KOENAN SAID POP- CYCLEHAS ONLY BEEN SELLING MASKSDEEDEE KOENEN/CO- OWNER,POP-CYCLE "PEOPLE WERE REALLYANXIOUS TO HAVE THOSE AS SOONAS THEY POSSIBLY COULD AND SOTHAT'S WHEN WE IMPLEMENTED THECURBSIDE PICKUP, SO THATPEOPLE COULD GET THOSE AS SOONAS THEY NEEDED THEM." HOWEVER- KOENEN PLANS ON STARTING TOSELL OTHER GOODS STARTING(TODAY MEANWHILE - OTHERBUSINESS OWNERS LIKE KATESTERN - WHO CO-OWNS ANTIGONEBOOKS ON FOURTH AVE PLAN TOCONTINUE WHAT SHE'S BEEN DOINGSELLING CURBSIDE AND ONLINEKATE STERN/CO- OWNER, ANTIGONEBOOKS "WE HAVE AN ONLINE STOREWHICH MADE US IMMEDIATELY ATAN ADVANTAGE IN TERMS OFSTAYING OPEN IN SOME CAPACITYAND STILL OPERATING IN A SAFEWAY BEHIND A CLOSED DOOR."STERN SAID SHE DOESN'T KNOWWHEN ANTIGONE BOOKS WILL OPENITS DOORS TO CUSTOMERS - BUTWHEN IT DOES, SHE PLANS ONPLEME