Kansas restaurants hopeful for permanent curbside liquor law
To-go sales buoyed bars, restaurants amid pandemic
To-go sales buoyed bars, restaurants amid pandemic
and last updated 2021-03-05 23:51:05-05
TOPEKA, Kan. â A bill that would allow for the permanent sale of to-go liquor is making its way through the state legislatures in both the Kansas and Missouri.
The Kansas House
passed a measure Monday that would allow bars and restaurants to continue offering alcoholic beverages to-go.
Gov. Laura Kelly signed an executive order in June, which temporarily relaxed rules prohibiting bars and restaurants selling bottled alcoholic beverages to-go. The order is set to expire at the end of March.
Now the furry feline may be the most famous.
When the Dutch-themed Windmill Brewing opened at 2121 Gettler St. in the shadow of the neighboring Franciscan Health hospital, the owners knew the barley and wheat they used for brewing would be a magnet for mice. So they looked to address the issue in the traditional, time-honored way that breweries have deployed over the centuries: by getting a cat. It s a large, warm building with sacks of grain, owner Justin Verburg said. As a brewery, we wanted to be eco-friendly and use a natural pest control option. There s a long history of mice being drawn to breweries since our ingredients are their food. Breweries have long had a symbiotic relationship with cats.
Waived liquor license fees bill heads to governor s desk
Senate Bill 2 passed on a vote of 64-0. Share Updated: 7:41 PM MST Mar 4, 2021 By Jaden Torres
Senate Bill 2 passed on a vote of 64-0. Share Updated: 7:41 PM MST Mar 4, 2021 By Jaden Torres After being hit hard by the pandemic, liquor license holders in New Mexico will get a break from state fees for the coming year under new legislation unanimously passed by the House today.Senate Bill 2 passed the House of Representatives in a unanimous 64-0 vote. The legislation will now go to the governor’s desk, becoming effective immediately upon her signature, thanks to an included emergency clause.“We are hopefully entering the final stage of this pandemic, but the challenges faced by our restaurants, bars, and other hospitality businesses won’t disappear overnight,” said Rep. McQueen.This bill was sponsored by Sen. Elizabeth Stefanics (D-Cerrillos), Sen. Jacob Candelaria (D-Albuquer
KC Symphony Moving to Webster House, New Movement for Old School
KC Symphony Moving to Webster House, New Movement for Old School
Historic Building Closed Last Year Due to Pandemic Share this story Published March 5th, 2021 at 7:43 AM Above image credit: The Webster House opened as a school in 1885 and was renovated by the Helzberg family to become a restaurant and antique shop in 2002. (Kevin Collison | CitySceneKC)
The historic Webster House at 17th and Wyandotte streets will be the new headquarters of the Kansas City Symphony, returning music and life to the building closed by philanthropist Shirley Helzberg last summer because of the COVID pandemic.
Brewery gifts 500 half gallons of milk to Blue Ridge Area Food Bank
Brewery gifts 500 half gallons of milk to Blue Ridge Area Food Bank By Patrick Huddleston | March 4, 2021 at 4:25 PM EST - Updated March 4 at 6:40 PM
WAYNESBORO, Va. (WVIR) -
Stable Craft Brewery owners Craig and Nikki Nargi presented a gift Thursday, March 4, of 500 half gallons of Maola milk to donate to the Blue Ridge Food Bank.
The Nargis say they are happy to help the food bank while supporting the local supply chain.
“I wanted to put something together for our farmers,” Craig Nargi said. “We found a great opportunity to donate a local product to our food bank.”