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North Carolina passed House Bill 768 last week, which would remove membership requirements at bars in North Carolina. Currently, establishments making over 30% of their money off of alcohol sales have to sign up all patrons as members or as guests of members.
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A year ago this week, North Carolina's restaurants and bars switched to takeout only. It was one of the state’s first of many coronavirus-related shutdowns. Over the past year, we have heard about countless layoffs and financial hardships for families and businesses. Behind the scenes, many people have also been struggling to stay sober. What happens when you lose your support system for alcoholism?
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Lowe’s has chosen Charlotte for its tech hub. Of course, that announcement was made last month, but the logistics of building that 23-story tower in South…
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The North Carolina legislature is weighing once again whether to change how liquor sales have been regulated for decades to allow more retailers to participate.
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Charlotte City Council members will vote Monday night on allowing the sale of beer, wine and mixed drinks on Sundays beginning at 10:00 a.m. Cities and…