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IPCPR Briefs Congressional Cigar Association
The International Premium Cigar & Pipe Retailers Association hosted an informal Congressional staff briefing for CCA members and other House and Senate staffers on April 29 in the Capitol Visitors Center as part of its on-going commitment of support for the year-old organization, according to Chris McCalla, legislative director.
Cigar Store Trends and Tastes
It happens to the biggest premium cigar aficionados out there: things start to get a little stale
Not "stale" in the sense of dried-out
Proposed Kansas Tobacco Tax Increases Will Backfire, says Premium Cigar Association
When Kansas lawmakers reconvene April 28, they will be asked to help tackle a projected $467 million shortfall in the state budget with Senate Bill 516 which proposes a hike in Kansas tobacco taxes, a move that will badly backfire, predicts the International Premium Cigar & Pipe Retailers Association.
Premium Cigar Association Awards Scholarships to 20 Students Nationwide
Twenty students are attending college this year, each with the help of a $5,000 scholarship from the International Premium Cigar & Pipe Retailers Association. The IPCPR has awarded $600,000 in scholarships at the rate of 20 per year since 2004.