It was my duty today to inform a lady who wished to open a pawnshop in Chickasaw that a moritorium had been passed into law, giving the city 90 days to review such businesses. While the council decides these stipulations, our commercial board has a relatively sound idea about what new business and industry will "ramp-up" the attractive quality's of our city. My thanks to Representative Randy Davis for his generosity to University Of Mobile and the Chickasaw Chamber Of Commerce in helping us to promote summer concerts in the park. I neglected to provide a phone number in my last blog for those who would like to help support the Prichard United Concerned Citizens in their stand against Prichard Water selling out to a private operator instead of MAWS. That number is 457-8208. They will be having a meeting
featuring Vivian Figures at the St. James AME Church at 6:00 PM on July 2nd.(pictured is NOT the money for the July 4th concert, but the money you could be saving by insuring with Geico)
featuring Vivian Figures at the St. James AME Church at 6:00 PM on July 2nd.(pictured is NOT the money for the July 4th concert, but the money you could be saving by insuring with Geico)
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