The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board issued the Sheetz a new license after the chain agreed to sell beer to drink in its restaurant as well as on a take out basis at its location on Pleasant Valley Boulevard.

Six years ago, the PLCB gave Sheetz permission to sell beer but the Malt Beverage Distributors Association filed a lawsuit and the Supreme Court ruled in their favor revoking Sheetz beer license.

Previous Stories: April 29, 2010: Blair County Sheetz Gets Beer License After Lengthy Court Battle February 16, 2010: Sheetz, State Senator Pushing For Beer Sales In Pa. Convenience Stores June 16, 2009: Pa. Supreme Court Stops Sales Of Takeout Beer At Altoona Sheetz May 14, 2008: Pa. Supreme Court Urged To Block Beer License For Sheetz August 28, 2007: Sheetz Resumes Beer Sales August 28, 2007: Six Pack Shops Worried About Sheetz Beer Sales August 24, 2007: Altoona Sheetz Could Sell Beer Next Week August 22, 2007: Judge Lifts Beer Ban At Altoona Sheetz April 17, 2007: Altoona Sheetz Removes Beer From Store April 4, 2007: Sheetz Officials Disappointed Over Beer Sale Ruling April 3, 2007: Sheetz Must Halt Beer Sales March 21, 2007: Altoona Sheetz Store Prompts State Review Of Beer Sales Laws March 1, 2007: Sheetz Resumes Take-Out Beer Sales February 23, 2007: Court Rules Sheetz Can't Sell Beer For Takeout February 1, 2007: Sheetz Restaurant To Add Beer To Menu September 9, 2004: Sheetz Okay To Sell Beer March 10, 2004: Sheetz Beer Petitions February 10, 2004: Beer Sales At Sheetz Opposed