Pratt's Country Store

tracking coronavirus for you tonight. Wear a mask when you go out. That's the message from a local business owner after he and Perry Pratt saying Pratt's country store will close for one week beginning t He says no employees have tested positive for the virus at t He also says closing is mostly to give staff a break as they've been shorthanded recently. New here at 6, reporter Blake Stevens speaking to Pratt about upcoming changes to their business. Before Perry Pratt and He didn't wear a mask. He didn't require employees to wear a mask. They didn't limit the n Well, now that is changing. I have no symptoms. I feel good. I feel fine. COVID-19 is having a very different impact on Tuesday she says, I'm tired. Tuesday afternoon she felt She's now battling a fever and body aches. She has fatigue and she doesn't have any stamina. She tested positive a week ago. He tested positive Monday with no symptoms. The health department working to ensure others are not sick. They have been checking on us every day and giving us, They call them every day. They're not condemning. They're giving information, answering questions. They've been awesome. He doesn't know where they got the virus, but he plans to do more to slow the spread going forward. I always feel safe at Pratt's and they're wonderful people. And he's a wonderful family guy. And I absolutely adore and love t Staff here will be limiting how many people go inside. They'll also be wearing masks and offering curbside pickup. Pratt says these are changes that will stick around after they reopen May 22nd. In Fountain City, Blake Stevens, WATE 6 on your side. All right, Blake, thank you. Pratt says He hasn't had close contact with any staff since last Thursday. W