An Akron bar got their liquor license revoked during the pandemic for not following Covid regulations, Tuesday, three years later, they were told they would not get it back.
Highland Tavern was one of the first to suffer the consequences of violating, “Rule 80” which was put in place by Governor Mike DeWine to reduce the hours liquor could be sold in bars during the height of the pandemic.
“This bar should never have been shut down. It had a license to be up until 2 a.m. in the morning. The governor wanted them all shut down at 10 p.m., and that is just illegal for liquor control to do that,” said Mendenhall. But some hate to see a business go. For them, the area is an up-and-coming community and can use all the local business owners it can get.
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