Habersham County
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A new license would allow the Batesville Junction Store to sell packaged alcohol, pending county review.
The Habersham County store on Cool Springs Road is seeking to keep selling alcohol, a renewal county commissioners will need to act on.
The Habersham County store's managing agent applied to renew its license to sell packaged alcohol.
The Hwy 105 store's owner has applied to keep selling packaged beer and wine, a renewal county commissioners have yet to act on.
The Clarkesville store's request to sell beer and wine is before Habersham County commissioners, who have not yet recorded a vote.
3134 Old Historic Enterprises LLC is seeking county approval to sell beer and wine package sales at its Old Historic Highway location.
The bar at 6725 Hwy 17 is seeking county approval to sell beer, wine and liquor for on-site consumption.
The county board is weighing whether to renew package alcohol sales at the Talmadge Drive store.
The City of Baldwin's proposed annexation of a 17.65-acre parcel would create an unincorporated island, according to county staff.
A proposed annexation of land near Duncan Bridge Road into the City of Cornelia came before county commissioners, who questioned the process but took no formal action.
County staff object to the plan, saying it would create an unincorporated island, as commissioners weigh in on land the city wants to bring inside its limits.
The Habersham County Development Authority scheduled a briefing on Partnership Habersham, though the record does not show what was discussed or decided.
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