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New owner of Riverside Store gets approval to sell and serve alcohol
Summary
The board approved a request from the new owner of Riverside Store (presented as SK Riverside Inn Inc.) to sell and serve alcohol at 29 River Cove Road, contingent on local agent designation and necessary health and licensing approvals.
The Meriwether County Board approved the alcohol-service request (PC-26-011) for the business operating as SK Riverside Inn Convenience Store at 29 River Cove Road.
Staff introduced the application and the new owner described recent improvements, successful health inspection results, and plans to operate a restaurant suite within the building. The applicant noted plans to name a local employee as the licensed agent. The applicant said, "We acquired Riverside Country Store from miss Darlene about 3 to 4 months back... We have done our health inspection, got approved, everything is in place." Commissioners asked where alcohol would be served and whether a local agent was listed; the applicant replied the restaurant portion would contain the service area and that a local employee would act as agent.
The board closed the public hearing and approved moving forward with the alcohol request; the transcript records a voice vote rather than a roll-call tally. Final licensing and compliance remain subject to health and alcohol‑licensing requirements and any local permit conditions.
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