Chair of the Orange County Commissioners Renee Price joins 97.9 The Hill’s Brighton McConnell on Wednesday, March 9. She talks about the rescinded mask mandate and what the community can do to continue adjusting to living with COVID-19. Plus: Price shares details on the Creek Week initiative beginning this weekend and the Big Night In for the Arts fundraiser on Thursday!
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