On Tuesday, The Cache Venue in Logan was granted a “bar establishment” license by the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control — the first new bar in the county in about 30 years.
“But I think that that is an underestimate,” said Mark Lunt, who co-owns The Cache Venue with his wife, Janice, and several shareholders.
Prior to the DABC’s decision to grant The Cache’s license, the most recent full-service liquor license not attached to a restaurant in Cache County was for the Logan chapter of the Fraternal Order of Eagles — the 3114 Aerie — in 1991. Before that, Mulligan’s Social Club was established in 1989, and the Logan Golf and Country Club dates back to at least 1960. Read the rest of the story on HJnews.com.
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