Reality check, this shits gonna be going on until next summer.
We'll open but how open depends on the concentration of idiots. And God knows America has more than its fair share.
But my advice is stock up on masks you like, don't plan on going to a stadium with lots of people, and invest in your home, because you're gonna spend a lot of time there.
We're not going to have herd immunity (requires 60-70%, and still means 80+% will end up infected, all herd immunity does is slow the rate of infection until it burns out past the herd immunity level) unless we're willing to live with 1-2M dead. (IFR = 0.5% to 1.0%).
So if we're going to manage the virus, until a proven vaccine is developed, produced and given to 300M people (figure even with a crash program, not until next summer at the earliest), we'll have to be vigilant for the next year or so.
That will probably mean making failure to wear a mask in a store or other enclosed area into a hanging offense, limiting gatherings to manageable numbers, redesigning restaurants and offices to allow social distancing and ventilation that moves air away from the room instead of across the room, and filters to ensure that recycled air isn't full of virus. Telecommuting will become the norm for many jobs.
We'll still have to test/trace/isolate to at least limit the damage that a few fools can do.
And we should be subsidizing high speed internet for rural areas, because we may want to reduce city density by encouraging people to spread out more since cows can't spread COVID (but cats can, so we'll have to get rid of feral felines).
