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Board approves event liquor permit and forwards Class D recommendation to state

Lincoln County Board of Commissioners · April 27, 2026
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Summary

The board approved a special liquor permit for North 40 Chop House’s Nebraska Days fundraiser and forwarded a positive recommendation to the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission for Fast Stop Store 1151 after confirming managerial oversight and no objection from the sheriff.

The Lincoln County Board of Commissioners approved two alcohol-license items on Tuesday: a special designated liquor permit for North 40 Chop House LLC’s Nebraska Days fundraiser and a positive recommendation to the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission for a Class D license application from Fast Stop Store 1151.

North 40 Chop House: Nick Brown, representing North 40 Chop House, described a Grape-and-Sizzle fundraiser scheduled for June 12 at the Miller Farm Event Center. Brown said the event will be indoors with a tent area adjacent to the building; the vendor will use ID checks and wristbands for alcohol control. The board voted to approve the special designated liquor permit.

Fast Stop Store 1151: Victoria Yusden appeared as the applicant representative for Fast Stop 1151 after the board had previously tabled the item to allow an appearance. Yusden said she manages a nearby store and will oversee training and compliance for the 1151 location; commissioners and the sheriff asked about supervision and periodic oversight. With the sheriff indicating no objections, the board voted to forward a positive recommendation to the state commission for a Class D license.

What’s next: The special event permit is approved for the June 12 fundraiser. The Class D license application will be considered by the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission; the board’s positive recommendation will be part of the record.