By BECKY KISER
Hays Post
After six weeks of stay-at-home restrictions began to lift Monday in Kansas, activities in Hays also begin to pick up again.
"This is what I know about today," emphasized Melissa Dixon, convention and visitors bureau executive director, said Tuesday morning.
"It's going to change quickly and daily."
The CVB website includes a local community calendar, which has the most recent information about upcoming events.
Public gatherings remain limited to 10 people for now. On May 18, that will be number will increase to 30 people. Social distancing still must be observed, and masks are strongly encouraged under the first reopening phase.
The Downtown Hays Market is scheduled to open May 30 at the Downtown Pavilion, 10th and Main.
"There'll be new shopping guidelines to keep shoppers safe, and a curbside pickup option will be offered," Dixon said.
Farmers markets supply food and services that are considered essential functions and are exempt from the governor's executive order.