Sunday brunch-goers will soon be able to enjoy a mimosa in the morning thanks to a city board vote extending the on-premise alcohol sales window.
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Get your Sunday booze in Rogers or Bentonville starting Jan. 1, 2023
Beginning Jan. 1, 2023, people of drinking age in Rogers and Bentonville will be able to purchase alcohol on Sundays.
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Governor lists alcohol, state investments and cyber security in responses to Russian invasion
Vodka, state investments and cyber security figure in the governor’s response to Ukraine invasion.
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Alcohol wins one, loses one in House Rules Committee
A House committee today turned back a cities-supported bill to make it easier for those in dry counties to have local option elections.
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Governor orders an reduction in hours for on-premise alcohol sales
Last call at 11 p.m. starts Friday.
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SEC approves public sale of alcohol at sports events. UA seems on board
Southeastern Conference member presidents and chancellors voted today to allow sale of alcohol in general seating areas at athletic events, with the decision left up to individual schools.
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Attorney general says public facilities that serve alcohol can ban guns
Who knew Attorney General Leslie Rutledge would say there ARE circumstances in which the right to bear arms may be infringed? Such as at public facilities that serve alcohol.
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More alcohol in the plans for Razorback athletic events
The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reported this morning that a concessions operator had applied for state permits to sell alcoholic beverages at basketball games at the University of Arkansas’s Bud Walton Arena, baseball games at Baum Stadium and gymnastics and volleyball events at Barnhill Arena.
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Grocery store wine bill passes House Rules committee
Will grocery stores be able to sell more wine? The legislative answer might depend on whether legislation is passed to allow liquor stores to sell more food.
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No more booze in Cave City
Cave City has narrowly voted to become a dry township within wet Sharp County.