Council approves permits for Oak Grove General Store and Cheifou restaurant

April 22, 2025 | Sumner County, Tennessee

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The Sumner County Beer Board convened on April 21, 2025, to discuss several permit applications and conduct routine business. The meeting, which marked a rare occurrence in the past six months, began with the approval of previous minutes, receiving unanimous support from board members.

The primary focus of the meeting was the consideration of two beer permit applications. The first applicant, William Mac Hodges, sought a permit for the Oak Grove General Store. After reviewing the application and confirming there were no objections from local authorities, the board moved to approve the permit without any questions or opposition.
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The second application was presented by Justin Ryan Ragu for a restaurant operating under the name Cheifou. The board noted that the establishment had a history of holding beer permits and that there were no nearby schools or churches that would pose a conflict. Following a brief discussion, the board unanimously approved this application as well.

With both permits granted, the meeting concluded without any additional business or public comments. The board's swift approval of the applications reflects a supportive stance towards local businesses seeking to serve alcohol in the community.

Converted from Beer Board (Cam2) 4/21/25 meeting on April 22, 2025
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