Virginia ABC received the annual award yesterday during the National Alcohol Beverage Control Association’s Administrators Conference in Portland, Maine.
Multiple states have reported they are experiencing liquor shortages due to the COVID-19 pandemic, including Ohio, Vermont, Virginia, Pennsylvania, and North Carolina, reports NPR.
Liquor stores in North Carolina are trying to keep shelves stocked as an alcohol shortage persists.
Maryland-based Total Wine & More has made its entry into Michigan, shaking up the state's market with its first stores opening in Grand Rapids and Ann Arbor this year and two more on the way for Novi and Sterling Heights.
Back in 2000, Act 141 established the Responsible Alcohol Management Program (RAMP). This began as a voluntary certification program that provided incentives for licensees to participate in and completed five training components - Owner/Manager Training, Server/Seller Training, New Employee Orientation, Signage, and Affidavit Request - for RAMP Certification.
Gov. Roy Cooper signed a bill that modifies the current alcohol laws in North Carolina on Sept. 10, including allowing online orders at ABC stores and the purchase of a second alcoholic beverage at college sporting events.
The future is finally here ladies and gentlemen. Doordash has been around for a few years now but as of a couple of days ago, the food delivery service has forever been changed and upgraded to now also include alcohol.
Restaurants from independently owned establishments to national chains are advertising positions, some offering sign-on bonuses and flexible schedules. But as hard as they try, candidates aren’t lining up.
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania's state-run liquor system will begin rationing sales of a few dozen products on Friday in response to what it describes as supply shortages beyond its control.
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — A new bill recently signed into law could mean you can carry alcoholic beverages outside bars and restaurants in North Carolina. This law also allows online orders at ABC stores after October 1.