Bibb sheriff suspends downtown Macon bar s alcohol license: What we know
It s not the first time the sheriff has moved to suspend the Thirsty Turtle s alcohol license Author: 13WMAZ Staff Updated: 5:48 PM EDT July 27, 2021
MACON, Ga. The Bibb County Sheriff’s Office has moved to suspend the alcohol license of a downtown Macon bar days after a shooting nearby left two people dead.
According to a news release, The Thirsty Turtle was served with an alcohol license revocation letter on behalf of Sheriff David Davis.
The suspension is effective immediately. The release also says the sheriff’s office and Macon-Bibb commission will be conducting a review of the business.
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Online conference takes new approach to getting anti-discrimination ordinance in Bibb County
Education is key to activists who are trying to pass a Comprehensive Civil Rights ordinance. Now a two-day online conference will explain why the local law is needed Author: Katelyn Sabater (13WMAZ) Updated: 8:25 PM EDT April 19, 2021
MACON, Ga. Macon-Bibb activists say they plan to ask the county again to pass an anti-discrimination ordinance this year. Their first steps will focus on educating the community.
Najiva Timothee is a Diversity and Inclusion Trainer in Central Georgia.
When she found out former Mayor Robert Reichert vetoed the anti-discrimination ordinance last year, she couldn’t believe it.
The foundation of many cities across the world, the restaurant industry brings in billions of dollars a year. In 2020 alone, the National Restaurant Association predicted that the industry would make $899 billion. The impacts of COVID-19, however, have caused restaurants around the world to take devastating hits, greater than many other industries.
According to the National Restaurant Association, restaurant employment has decreased and $240 billion in sales have been lost. This isn’t just a national impact; the effects of COVID-19 have hit local restaurants right here in Macon.
In late 2020, downtown Macon restaurant Piedmont Brewery closed its dining room due to the growing number of COVID-19 cases. The restaurant has since reopened, but other restaurants in Macon have not been so lucky.