Local NewsFort Worth Bar’s Liquor License Suspended for Social Distancing and Masking Violations
After a visit from TABC agents, a Fort Worth bar will now have its operating license suspended for 30 days.
After a visit from TABC agents, a Fort Worth bar will now have its operating license suspended for 30 days.
After Gov. Abbott said bars could reopen at 50% capacity if allowed by the county, the Travis County judge opted out of the possibility.
In forming a movement of 23,000 people, Fort Worth bar owner Chris Polone's defiance of state and local closure orders has resulted in both legal problems and a devoted following.
As of October 14, bars in Collin County will be able to reopen at 50 percent capacity after months of forced closure by the state.
The Texas Bar and Nightclub Alliance said on Wednesday that “bars and nightclubs are now the official scapegoat of the pandemic.”
Bars and rafting services may reopen next week to a 50 percent capacity limit, while other businesses may expand to 75 percent capacity.
Two months after Governor Abbott reclosed Texas bars, they continue to struggle to stay afloat while other businesses have been allowed to reopen.
The state-versus-local saga continues as Abilene officials draw a hard line against enforcing the governor's latest closure order.