MEDFORD, Or.- Businesses across the area have been impacted by COVID-19, but restaurants and stores can still offer curbside pick-up. But even if they have success with their food, a huge part of their revenue is gone. Liquor sales are ...
MEDFORD, Ore.– The University of Oregon and Oregon State Beavers football has a place on TV for the first time this year, and watching the game isn’t going to be the same as before. The Oregon Liquor Control Commission, or ...
JACKSON COUNTY, Ore. —The Oregon Liquor Control Commission suspended Rogue Jet Boat Adventure’s, after the OLCC says they held a large event with no social distancing. The OLCC says the jet boat company violated public health social distancing and face ...
COOS BAY, Ore. — Coos Bay Speedway Enterprises is no longer allowed to sell alcohol, after the Oregon Liquor Control Commission suspended their liquor license. The OLCC said in a press release, the business violated public health social distancing and ...
GRANTS PASS, Ore. – A Grants Pass bar lost its liquor license temporarily over COVID-19 regulations. The Oregon Liquor Control Commission cited Jammin Salmon for not following physical distancing and face covering rules. The OLCC says there were hundreds of ...
OREGON –Alcohol sales at liquor stores are through the roof setting record numbers in the month of March. Oregon Liquor Control Commission liquor stores sold close to $66 million in distilled spirits last month, nearly a 20% increase setting a ...
CAVE JUNCTION, Ore. — The OLCC told NBC5 News it closed a Cave Junction bar for violating the governor’s executive order. After our report yesterday, the bar co-owner tells NBC5 News that’s not the full story. The Oregon Liquor Control ...
CAVE JUNCTION, Ore. — A Cave Junction bar had it’s doors forcibly closed by state officials. The Oregon Liquor Control Commission, or OLCC, confirms that the Sportsman Tavern has been closed. The OLCC says the tavern had been staying open ...
While some businesses are being forced to close, essential businesses can remain open. In Oregon, that list includes liquor stores and marijuana dispensaries. As of now those stores can stay open, but do have to follow a strict social distancing ...
Ore. — The Oregon Liquor Control Commission is raising the allowable THC levels in certain hemp products. The OLCC raised the THC per container potency levels to 50 milligrams for hemp concentrates, extracts and tinctures. The change goes into effect ...