Four Seasons Town Centre, Hanes Mall, Friendly Center all to temporarily close

GREENSBORO, N.C. — Four Seasons Town Centre, Hanes Mall, Friendly Center all to temporarily close

Four Seasons Town Centre and the Friendly Center in Greensboro, along with Hanes Mall in Winston-Salem will all temporarily close.

The shopping centers will close Friday at 5:00 p.m. to comply with the stay-at-home order.

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Four Seasons Town Centre

Mall owners said restaurants will remain open providing takeout and delivery orders. They also said some essential businesses at the mall also have the option to stay open. Customers won't be allowed in the mall unless they call security or have an appointment.

Friendly Center

The Friendly Center will also temporarily close. Essential businesses, like Harris Teeter and Whole Foods -- will stay open.

Hanes Mall

Hanes Mall said even though they are also temporarily closing that essential businesses there will stay open. You must call security to get into the building. Restaurants in area will also provide takeout and delivery orders.

Text keyword STAY to 336-379-5775, to find out what you can and can't do under the stay-at-home order.

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