ARGYLE, NY -- One of the last completely ‘dry’ towns in New York state has a chance to get wet this fall. Voters in the town of Argyle in Washington County, north of Albany, will vote Nov. 5 on whether to overturn any or all of its prohibitions against the sale of alcohol.
GREENVILLE, Pitt County — Over the weekend, ALE special agents arrested more than 200 people for alcohol, drug and firearm charges during a state-wide crackdown.
NELSON COUNTY, Va. (WVIR) — Nelson County is getting a new place for people to enjoy an adult beverage. Governor Ralph Northam announced Monday, October 28, that Virginia Sparkling Company will invest almost $600,000 and create six new jobs to start a new sparkling wine production facility on Route 151.
One of the last remaining vestiges of America’s failed experiment with the prohibition of alcohol of the 1930s is Alabama state government’s 170 Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) stores, ALABAMA - which the state uses to compete with the private sector in the retail sale of liquor.
UTAH - Here’s a true, but scary, Halloween story: Any beer that remains on liquor store shelves at midnight on Oct. 31 — and is 5% alcohol by volume or less — will be poured down the drain.
(KUTV) — Utahns should expect to pay a little more when buying beer beginning Nov. 1. The tax rate on a 31-gallon barrel will increase $.30 from $12.80 to $13.10. The Utah legislature passed 2019 SB 132 Beer Amendments, which includes the price hike.
PENNSYLVANIA - Running into a former drinking buddy or passing a once-favorite bar can cause recovering alcoholics to relapse.
WESTBOROUGH, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--BJ’s Wholesale Club (NYSE:BJ), the leading operator of membership warehouse clubs in the Eastern United States, announced today that the retailer has expanded its same-day delivery service in Ohio to include beer, wine and low-proof spirits*.
Two Pennsylvania state senators introduced Senate Bill 350 in Harrisburg on Tuesday and it contains just about everything a cannabis advocate would love.
BOONEVILLE, Miss (WTVA) -- Tuesday, folks in Booneville voted on whether or not beer/wine and liquor could be sold in the city limits.