MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) – Macon-Bibb County Commissioners have an important decision to make and it’s one that will make history.
Commissioners will vote to change the county’s alcohol code for the first time in 20 years on Tuesday night.
Alcohol-related deaths among women in the UK have reached the highest rate since 2008, statistics have shown. There were eight deaths per 100,000 women in 2017, according to the Office for National Statistics – a similar level to when ONS records began in 2001.
Chinese consumers will soon be able to buy more imported beer and sparkling wine through e-commerce platforms, as China introduces an expanded list of tariff-free goods to boost cross-border imports.
According to some, the sky is falling. As one representative of the real-estate company Douglas Elliman told The New York Times, 20 percent of Manhattan’s retail space is vacant.
Corona has announced it will pilot plastic-free six pack rings in Tulum, Mexico at the beginning of 2019. The pilot is part of the brand’s commitment with Parley for the Oceans to create more eco-friendly packaging in industry.
Charleston, W.Va. – Underage drinking impacts youth and families across West Virginia. Approximately 9.3 million youth in the United States ages 12-20 (24.3% of this age group) reported drinking alcohol during the past 30 days (SAMSHA 2013).
Until recently, Petersburg’s downtown had a vacant, ghost town quality similar to that of the neighboring village of New Salem, the Abraham Lincoln-themed historic site that hasn’t had an official resident since at least 1840.
Premier Doug Ford's government has extended hours of LCBO stores, the Beer Store and authorized grocery retailers in Ontario, allowing them to sell alcohol between 9 a.m. and 11 p.m. seven days a week.
Wine retailing goes on twelve months out of each year, but the real money comes to the shop between November and December.
The Michigan Senate this week approved legislation from state Senator John Proos to give a tax break to micro-distillers. Senate Bill 579 would reduce the state’s overall liquor markup by 2% over a period of four years, eventually reaching 63%, but only if in the previous year the total state sales of spirits increased by at least 2%.