Alcohol Sales

BizWorthy: Lowe's Chooses Charlotte For Tech Hub, Ally Ends Credit Cards, And Freer-Flowing Booze

By • Jul 11, 2019
Lowe's will take 15 of the 23 stories in the new Design Center Tower, which will break ground in August on Worthington Avenue in Charlotte's South End.
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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 End and bringing on 1,600 IT workers will be a story for the next few years. This week we have a better idea of the incentives package the company will receive.

N.C. Considers Relaxing Control Of Liquor Sales

By editor • Feb 12, 2019

The North Carolina legislature is weighing anew whether changing how liquor sales have been regulated for decades is worth boosting the number of retail outlets selling spirits with what critics call the risks of increased alcohol consumption.

Charlotte Council To Consider Sunday Morning Alcohol Sales, Carolina Theatre Renovation Funding

By • Jul 24, 2017

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 counties across North Carolina have been voting on the issue since Governor Roy Cooper last month signed a bill to modify the state's previous ban on alcohol sales before noon on Sundays.