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The Oktibbeha County Board of Supervisors is looking to change how late resort status businesses can operate after two requests for it were tabled Monday at the board’s regular meeting.
It’s advice that’s been around a long time: When you have an important decision to make, pull out a legal pad, draw a line down the middle of the page and write “pros” on one side, “cons” on the other. Then list each pro or con.
The owner of an Oktibbeha County bar and his landlord claim the business’ revenues have dropped dramatically due to actions by the county, and one is threatening legal action if the board of supervisors moves forward with a plan to limit operating hours for all resort status establishments.
Nothing quite hits the spot on a Friday night like fried chicken.
It’s a common saying that two minds are better than one. Well, these two Columbus business owners tend to prove just that.