In a recent government meeting, the council addressed several key topics, including the nomination of new volunteers and the approval of liquor license applications for local establishments.

The council began by nominating candidates for open volunteer positions, with a motion to nominate Benson receiving unanimous support. Interviews for these positions are scheduled to take place after November 5th, with hopes for a strong pool of applicants beyond the three already received.

The meeting then shifted focus to liquor license applications. Candace Reamer, owner of Ruby's Roadside Grill, presented her case for renewing her establishment's liquor license, which had expired. Reamer expressed gratitude for community support and emphasized her commitment to maintaining a family-friendly environment by only serving beer and wine. The council conducted a background check, which revealed no disqualifying issues, leading to a motion for approval that passed without opposition.

Following this, the council reviewed a liquor license application for Angelina's Pizzeria and Cafe, which recently changed ownership. The new owners expressed their intention to continue the restaurant's legacy and enhance its offerings. The council welcomed this continuity, alleviating community concerns about the establishment's future. The motion to approve the application was also passed, with one council member recusing themselves from the vote.

Overall, the meeting highlighted the council's proactive approach to community engagement and support for local businesses, ensuring that both Ruby's Roadside Grill and Angelina's Pizzeria can continue to serve their patrons.