PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE: The state Liquor Control Board’s record $2.24 billion in revenue was driven by strong wine sales, revamped state stores and improvements in operations, according to the agency’s annual report released Monday…
Last year, the agency opened 10 new stores, remodeled 15 and enlarged the store at 5956 Penn Circle South in Pittsburgh’s Shadyside by 35 percent. The 17,000-square-foot mega-outlet, the largest in the state, opened in August.
To date, 62 stores have been revamped, and six are under renovation, the report shows… (more)
EDITOR: “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.”
