RICHMOND, VA (WWBT) - On January 24, 1935, the first can of beer in the U.S. was packaged and sold here in Richmond.
LAST MONDAY evening, the scene at 3 Bleecker Street in Manhattan was familiar enough. It looked like a bar. There was an actual bar, first of all, lined with stools.
RICHMOND, Va. (WSET) -- Restaurants in Virginia could be allowed to advertise their happy hour specials soon!
The measure — which is expected to get final legislative approval Wednesday — is intended to fix a problem with the law that allowed the sale of full-strength beer in grocery and convenience stores starting Jan. 1.
Life in the restaurant industry requires riding an endless series of waves that rise and fall in size and velocity, sometimes without warning, but sometimes in ways that can be predicted.
People who serve alcohol — whether at bars, restaurants or private residences — may soon face consequences if they provide booze to someone who is clearly drunk.
In a statement, the OBA says since State Question 792 passed, which allows the sale of full-strength, cold beer to be served at grocery, convenience and liquor stores, the number of retailers they serve and beer sales have increased thanks to the new laws.
A box of wine samples arrived unannounced. "Arizona wines? Really?" The wines were from Aridus Wine Company, in Wilcox, and they were quite good—begging the question: What do consumers think when they see wines from Arizona, or any of the less renowned of the fifty states where wine is made?
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Teens and scientists will connect for the ninth annual National Drug & Alcohol Facts Week® (NDAFW) held Jan. 22-27, 2019.
BOISE — Liquor licenses are a bit hard to come by here in Idaho, at least for now. But a new piece of legislation at the statehouse could make it a little easier for some businesses to obtain one of those precious licenses.