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New Majority Owner Of Exile Bar Defends Its Reputation Thursday, March 4, 2021 - by Gail Perry
An ownership change triggers the need for a new beer license from the city of Chattanooga. In the one and a half years it has been open, ownership continues to change at Exile off Main Street, the small bar at 1634 Rossville Ave. It was opened in the fall of 2019 by Brian Hennen and Martin Bohannon. Mr. Hennen’s share was sold to Ryan Rothermel in the summer of 2020 and ownership has since changed again. Mr. Bohannon has left and now Mr. Rothermel owns 87.5 percent of the business, while Rashelle McKee owns 12.5 percent.
Mayor Candidate Gets Adverse Ruling At City Beer Board Thursday, February 18, 2021 - by Gail Perry
In the effort to reduce violence that had been occurring in and around event halls, Chattanooga passed amendments to the city code several years ago. A special gathering, which is usually advertised on social media and on flyers, is defined as an event that meets four conditions: It lasts until after midnight, a fee is charged for admission, beer or alcohol is allowed and the location has an occupancy of more than 50 people.
Two violations involving special gathering permits were heard at the City Beer Board meeting on Thursday.