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As we approach National Beer Day, take a look at which beer brands are most popular in Illinois, the Galesburg area and nationally.

Four Pueblo area breweries are stocked up with some pretty unique lagers and ales in honor of National Beer Day today.

Human Resources and Workforce Management News

The history of the movement, as told in Maia Szalavitz’s recent book, is one of unlikely success. But what about failed experiments like prescribed heroin?

A trip along Norway’s Main Street will take you past one of the few buildings to survive the Fire of 1894. Now the home of the Tribune Book Store, this was once a drug store, originally referred to as an apothecary. An early illustration of the building shows a sign on the side advertising wallpaper […]

You all are going to love this. Here is an actual listing of what, when, and why the first drug laws were implemented, in case you didnt know. Keep in ...

Did you know that Coca-Cola, first sold in 1885 in Atlanta Georgia as a stimulant and mood elevator, was named after it’s two main ingredients, Cola nuts containing caffeine, and an extract of coca leaves called “cocaine?” And did you know that Coca-Cola continued to contain cocaine for the next 44 years until the last third of the Rules Mentality‘s anti-vice mania, and that many other common products also contained cocaine? Did you know that coffee was outlawed in at lea...

CHARLESTON — Witnesses at the Cabell County and Huntington opioid case accusing wholesalers of fueling the opioid crisis in the area explored at trial Wednesday the history behind the opioid

The criminalization of marijuana in Georgia began in the 1930s In 1934, local law enforcement initiated the first marijuana raid in Georgia. Photo Courtesy of When opioids hit the U.S. in 1775, their use remained widely medical, aiding Civil War soldiers in dealing with intense pain. However, over more than 100 years, the recreational use of opium became popular. In 1914 the federal government passed the Harrison Act, prohibiting the production and sale of opiates and cocaine.  Massive raids ...

Nigerias Penury Breeds Criminals By Emmanuel Onwubiko Listen to article My last Christmas seasonal pilgrimage to my Countryside in Arondizuogu in Imo State of South East of Nigeria beginning from December 15th to December 30th 2020 was particularly an eye opener for a number of circumstances and experiences. First, I saw a State that yearns for some forms of governance which at the moment is lacking in a substantial way. From the Imo States capital of Owerri to virtually the three Senatorial ...