Two stores, including the biggest store in Statesboro, have their city licenses to sell beer and wine suspended for seven days beginning Thursday. Another two stores, including one unit of America’s second-largest drug store chain, have their alcohol licenses suspended for 15 days. The difference is based on the number of violations for selling beer or wine to underage customers at each location during the past five years.
Stores consent to alcohol suspensions
Walgreens and a Clydes Market get 2 weeks; Walmart Supercenter and a Dixie Mart, 1 week