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Council clears changes to pool-room rules, allowing alcohol sales and later hours for proposed Lewisburg Billiards
Summary
The town council approved two amendments to local amusement and entertainment rules to permit regulated alcohol sales at pool rooms and extend closing time to 2 a.m.; the proposed venue at the former Tar River Distillery would host APA league play and teen-only Saturday hours.
The Louisburg Town Council approved two amendments to local ordinances on pool rooms, permitting regulated alcoholic beverage sales and extending permitted hours of operation to 2 a.m.
Town staff and applicant Freddie Edwards described a proposal to open a billiards facility, branded in discussion as "Lewisburg Billiards," in the former Tar River Distillery on East Nash Street. Mr. Satterwhite, town staff, said the applicant intends to host American Poolplayers Association (APA) league play, operate seven 7-foot tables and one 9-foot table (the applicant said he had ordered ten 7-foot tables), and offer supervised, teen-only hours on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. during which no alcohol would be…
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