Business Bits: Liqour store building in Dixon

Created: Saturday, March 23, 2013 1:15 a.m. CDT

DIXON – Liqour 'N' Wine has applied for a demolition permit with the city, in hopes of building a retail liqour store on North Galena Avenue.

The liqour chain has three other locations, including one in Rochelle. Plans call a new building at the former Premier Car Wash site, 840 N. Galena Ave., with space for the liqour store and three other potential businesses.

Building plans are being finalized, City Engineer Shawn Ortgiesen said, so nothing is final. The owner of Liqour 'N' Wine did not return emails seeking comment.

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