Appellants highlighted a 1979 minute approving use of the Kiwanis name and a contemporaneous 'blue ribbon' advertisement—which they say manifested district approval and could show reliance by a state licensor—as evidence supporting ostensible agency and reliance.

Board staff described a state temporary order designating kratom as a Schedule I controlled substance (effective 08/28/2026–08/28/2027), and said town attorneys are exploring cease-and-desist orders and license revocations after a recent smoke-shop search produced kratom, marijuana and flavored tobacco products.

The Southern Nevada Council of Governments voted March 31, 2026, to prioritize group homes, child-care licensing and related land-use and special-use permit issues as its first regional project; staff will compile a scoping report and consult jurisdictional and state licensing officials.

The Licensing Hearings and Public Safety Committee approved a two-year renewal of Sheboygan's participation in the state urban search-and-rescue task force, signed off on several alcohol and tobacco licenses and a license transfer, and directed staff to schedule presentations for seven available Class B liquor licenses after IHRA canceled its race stop in Sheboygan.

At its July 20 meeting the Spearfish City Council approved a package of routine and project items: contract award for a Title 15 code rewrite, early payoff of a 2015 refunding bond, a $464,706.97 airport water-main contract, final acceptance of the Rainbow Road box culvert, multiple liquor-license actions and the bill list dated 07/20/2026.

Council awarded a $757,056.42 contract for Parline Trail Phase 3, approved 2026 insurance renewals, multiple liquor licenses, and several capital and equipment fund transfers during its Dec. 16 meeting.

The Sweetwater County Board reappointed Keaton West as chair for 2026, approved a retail liquor license for 3 74 Liquor LLC and a restaurant liquor license for Bodwin Brothers Enterprise, and passed amended consent items; two abstentions were recorded on contracts tied to a commissioner’s employer.

The council approved a series of routine permits, plats and rezonings — including two liquor licenses, multiple plats and rezones — and advanced several code amendments; most motions passed unanimously 6–0 on June 30.

Committee discusses updating dog licensing fees and compliance with new kennel laws.

Council votes to approve licenses for refined clothing and second chance video games

City staff told the council the updated Redondo Beach logo is trademarked with filings to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and recommended an ordinance plus a market test; council voted unanimously to begin drafting an ordinance and to issue a request-for-information to explore licensing options and governance.

At its June 15 meeting the council approved wage and job‑description items, licensing actions, change orders, a police detail MOA, a first reading on mobile food rules, and a resolution opting out of extended late‑night alcohol hours; many motions passed unanimously.

The council agreed by consensus to forward a draft state bill requested by Delegate Adams that would grandfather three current restaurant-associated Class A liquor licenses, cap the county at three Class A licenses, restrict licenses to one per councilmanic district and limit floor space; counsel noted a drafting deletion of wholesaler language that staff expect to correct in bill drafting.

Follow-up inspection reveals tavern remains cluttered and unlicensed for two years.

NYSLA staff explained the 200‑foot proximity rule, the 500‑foot density hearing process, grandfathering and measurement practices, and application timelines including six‑month temporary licenses and two‑ to three‑year full licenses. Community boards may request stipulations and have 30 days to respond to new applications.