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Strictly Discs in Wisconsin, in a Pandemic: 'This Last Weekend Started to Feel a Little More Normal'

12.06.2020 - 17:31

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As Dane County looks toward phase 2 of reopening, the Madison record store continues to see an increase in business. In October 1988, Angie Roloff and her husband Ron opened Strictly Discs in Madison, Wisconsin, after Ron left a career in the biomedical research field to pursue his love of music full time.

Nearly 31 years later, the couple made the difficult decision to shutter in-store operations due to COVID-19, roughly a week before Governor Tony Evers forced a mandatory shutdown of all non-essential businesses.

Now that the Wisconsin Supreme Court has overturned Evers' stay-at-home order -- ruling it "unlawful" and "unenforceable" -- the Roloffs and their employees are preparing to reopen Strictly Discs in a limited capacity for the.