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Sevierville sets liquor store application fee at $1,500 - Vimarsana News

Sevierville sets liquor store application fee at $1,500

SEVIERVILLE — The Board of Mayor and Aldermen passed the second reading of an ordinance to regulate package stores in the city.

BMA considers liquor store regulations - Vimarsana News

BMA considers liquor store regulations

SEVIERVILLE — As the board of mayor and aldermen started debating how to regulate liquor stores, they appeared split on the question of whether to limit the number of licenses

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Ohman wins Alderman seat - Vimarsana News

Ohman wins Alderman seat

Ohman had 358 votes compared to incumbent Jim McGill, who had 269. “I’m very humbled and thankful for everyone that came out to vote and I’m also thankful for my opponent, Jim McGill, and thankful for his service to the community,” Ohman said. Ohman had 123 votes on election day itself, with 191 votes in early voting and 44 absentee votes. McGill had 85 votes on election day, 133 votes in early voting and 51 absentee votes. Mayor Robbie Fox was unopposed, but he received 550 votes. Thirteen write-in votes were recorded for mayor. Alderman Mitch Rader also ran unopposed and...

Municipal candidates return petitions - Vimarsana News

Municipal candidates return petitions

SEVIERVILLE — The list of candidates for this year’s municipal elections continues to take shape, as most incumbents have returned petitions to run again and so have some challengers. Would-be candidates have to pick up petitions from the Sevier County Election Commission to run for office, and they have to return a petition by noon on Feb. 18 to be considered for this year’s ballots. After that date, the commission will meet to verify that each candidate had at least 25 signatures from people registered to vote in their city. Candidates who meet those qualifications will be on...