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Active Business 2017 Active Business 2017 Business Classification Group Description: ALCOHOL LICENSE Business Name Description Location Address Owner Phone Email Address Date Original License # Number Issued Open Date AL-100129 BP FOOD MART AL BEER/WINE RETAIL 5210 HWY 42 ELLENWOOD, GEORGIA RANA BROS QUICK COURIER (404) 906 [email protected] 01/20/2017 01/01/2017 PACKAGE 30294 SERVICE, INC. - 0832 AL-100080 BP SHOP AL BEER/WINE RETAIL 6125 OLD DIXIE RD STE ZEYNU BUSINESS, INC (404) 914 [email protected] 12/30/2016 03/03/2016 PACKAGE A - 4154 FOREST PARK, GEORGIA 30297 29457 CHEVRON FOOD AL BEER/WINE RETAIL 7264 TARA BLVD BATTLECREEK, LLC (404) 583 [email protected] 12/19/2016 02/07/2013 MART PACKAGE JONESBORO, GEORGIA 30236 - 3738 AL-15-100058 CHIPOTLE MEXICAN AL RESTAURANT/BWL/RETAIL 2011 MT ZION RD CHIPOTLE MEXICAN GRILL (770) 572 [email protected] 11/16/2016 08/08/2014 GRILL #2246 CONSUMPTION MORROW, GEORGIA 30260 OF COLORADO, LLC - 4940 4911 CITGO FOOD MART AL BEER/WINE RETAIL 139 HWY 138 SE JANATA USA, INC. (770) 472 [email protected] 11/28/2016 08/20/2000 PACKAGE RIVERDALE, GEORGIA 30274 - 0731 AL-100092 COMFORT SUITES AL 5087 CLARK HOWELL HWY COLLEGE ATLANTA 1 HOSPITALITY, (917) 299 [email protected] 12/09/2016 04/04/2016 HOTEL/MOTEL/LOUNGE/BWL/ PARK, GEORGIA 30349 LLC - 6662 RETAIL CONSUMP 26510 EXXON FOOD MART AL BEER/WINE RETAIL 1861 HWY 138 SE JONESBORO, GEORGIA OZARK INTERNATIONAL LLC (404) 433 [email protected] 10/06/2016 01/03/2011 PACKAGE 30236 - 6320 9882 EXXON FOOD MART AL BEER/WINE RETAIL 9875 TARA BLVD NAVEED MERCHANT INC (678) 793 [email protected] 11/09/2016 12/04/2009 PACKAGE JONESBORO, GEORGIA 30236 - 2504 AL-100120 EXXON FOOD MART AL BEER/WINE RETAIL 7297 TARA BLVD TARA 1941, LLC (678) 677 [email protected] 12/30/2016 01/01/2017 PACKAGE JONESBORO, GEORGIA 30236 - 0003 AL-100103 FIRESIDE AL BEER/WINE RESTAURANT 8293 TARA BLVD FIRESIDE RESTAURANT III (617) 954 [email protected] 01/20/2017 08/12/2016 RESTAURANT III LLC JONESBORO, GEORGIA 30236 LLC - 9827 AL-15-100037 FRIEND'S AL BEER/WINE RETAIL 620 SOUTHSIDE COMMERCIAL PKWY FRIEND'S ENTERPRISE, LLC (404) - [email protected] 12/30/2016 05/05/2015 ENTERPRISE, LLC PACKAGE JONESBORO, GEORGIA 30236 789 AL-100106 HAPPY AL BEER/WINE RETAIL 7434 TARA BLVD SUITE AUM ADHYA SHAKTI LLC (678) 545 [email protected] 01/24/2017 08/31/2016 NEIGHBORHOOD PACKAGE A - 2623 JONESBORO, GEORGIA 30236 28881 IRISH PUB & GRILL AL RESTAURANT/BWL/RETAIL 6459 HWY 42 SUITE RANDY BURTON (404) 217 [email protected] 11/29/2016 CONSUMPTION 9-11 ENTERPRISES, INC. - 2282 REX, GEORGIA 30273 AL-100099 JALEN'S BBQ AL RESTAURANT/BWL/RETAIL 795 NORTH AVE JONESBORO, GEORGIA JALEN'S, INC (904) 507 [email protected] 12/30/2016 02/15/2016 CONSUMPTION 30236 - 1105 5311 LEVEL 2 AL RESTAURANT/BWL/RETAIL 6510 TARA BLVD MIGCE, LLC (678) 232 [email protected] 12/21/2016 05/25/2007 RESTAURANT AND CONSUMPTION JONESBORO, GEORGIA 30236 - 4545 BAR AL-100135 LOVEJOY WINGS AL BEER/WINE RESTAURANT 11169 TARA BLVD LOVEJOY WINGS CAFE, INC. (678) 479 [email protected] 03/01/2017 01/01/2017 CAFE HAMPTON, GEORGIA 30228 - 2505 AL-100087 LUCKY FOOD MART AL BEER/WINE RETAIL 7882 N MAIN ST JONESBORO, GEORGIA ZAREENA ENTERPRISES INC (678) 531 [email protected] 11/21/2016 04/22/2016 PACKAGE 30236 - 8908 4983 SHELL FOOD MART AL BEER/WINE RETAIL 1210 HWY 138 SW RIVERDALE, GEORGIA D & S MANAGEMENT INC (404) 547 [email protected] 12/29/2016 05/02/2002 PACKAGE 30296 - 1711 AL-100100 SHOP & GO FOOD AL BEER/WINE RETAIL 6009 RIVERDALE RD COLLEGE PARK, NYRAH LLC (404) 702 [email protected] 01/03/2017 06/15/2016 PACKAGE GEORGIA 30349 - 7702 AL-100082 SPEEDY JAY FOOD AL BEER/WINE RETAIL 11170 TARA BLVD SPEEDY JAY'S LLC (229) 322 [email protected] 12/29/2016 04/01/2016 MART PACKAGE HAMPTON, GEORGIA 30228 - 7724 AL-100094 THE TAVERN @ AL 6703 TARA BLVD THE TAVERY @ ATL INC (770) 780 [email protected] 03/31/2017 03/28/2016 RESTAURANT/LOUNGE/BWL/ JONESBORO, GEORGIA 30236 - 0421 RETAIL CONSUMP AL-100139 VALERO FOOD MART AL BEER/WINE RETAIL 11200 TARA BLVD APWA, INC (306) 535 [email protected] 09/25/2017 03/08/2017 PACKAGE HAMPTON, GEORGIA 30228 - 4648 22 Business Classification Group Description: BUSINESS LICENSE Business Name Description Location Address Owner Phone Email Address Date Original License # Number Issued Open Date BL-43485 1PHYSIQUE CATALOG & MAIL- SHAWANDA LATRICE O'NEAL (770) 709 - [email protected] 03/20/2017 04/03/2017 ORDER-RETAIL 8943 BL-43534 CHRIS' SERVICES ELECTRIAL/ 130 OLD CHRISTOPHER TUTEN (404) 604 - [email protected] 03/31/2017 03/31/2017 ELECTRONIC ROUNTREE RD 6915 REPAIR SHOP-NEC RIVERDALE, GEORGIA 30274 BL-43067 MATT'S CLA NURSING & 3624 ROLLING MATT'S CLA, LLC (678) 232 - [email protected] 01/05/2017 10/10/2016 PERSONAL CARE MEADOWS DR 7089 FACILITIES, NEC ELLENWOOD, GEORGIA 30294 BL-42980 RALPH LAWN SERVICE LANDSCAPING/ 12208 CYPRESS RALPH JOHNSON (404) 643 - [email protected] 03/27/2017 09/20/2016 LAWN WAY 5805 MAINTENANCE FAYETTEVILLE, CONTRACTOR GEORGIA 30215 BL-43696 THEICAN SOLUTIONS, LLC CLEANING NEW 9038 JENNI CIR THEICAN SOLUTIONS LLC (678) 301 - [email protected] 05/16/2017 05/15/2017 BUILDINGS JONESBORO, 0782 GEORGIA 30238 BL-14-40726 "FIX THIS PLEASE" CARPENTRY 7531 RALPH M JOHNSON (407) 403 - [email protected] 05/18/2017 01/01/2015 CONTRACTOR LIVINGSTON DR 3814 JONESBORO, GEORGIA 30236 40320 ## C AND M DUI VOCATIONAL 7030 TARA ##C & M DUI DEFENSIVE DRIVING (678) 357 - [email protected] 04/06/2017 08/11/2014 DEFENSIVE DRIVING SCHOOLS, NEC BLVD SCHOOL, LLC 8033 SCHOOL JONESBORO, GEORGIA 30236 3030 #1 A 1 DUI & DEFENSIVE VOCATIONAL 7144 TARA HALL, RAY [email protected] 04/25/2017 01/01/1998 DRIVING SCHOOL SCHOOLS, NEC BLVD SUITE Dec 31, 2017 - 1 - 11:40:08 AM Active Business 2017 Business Classification Group Description: BUSINESS LICENSE Business Name Description Location Address Owner Phone Email Address Date Original License # Number Issued Open Date 200-A JONESBORO, GEORGIA 30236 2588 #1 NAIL SALON BEAUTY SHOPS 5658 #1 NAIL SALON (770) 907 - [email protected] 03/02/2017 01/01/1998 RIVERDALE RD 4490 SUITE F COLLEGE PARK, GEORGIA 30349 BL-43391 . AMICA-AMES LANDSCAPING/ 674 SEAPORT ANGELA A. AMES (770) 905 - [email protected] 02/27/2017 02/28/2017 MANAGEMENT GROUP, LLC LAWN DR JONESBORO, 3993 MAINTENANCE GEORGIA 30238 CONTRACTOR BL-43431 . HOMEMADE EXPRESS RESTAURANT/ 8191 JACQUELINE HARRIS (404) 798 - [email protected] 03/08/2017 03/08/2017 FOOD SERVICE ENGLEWOOD 7508 ESTABLISHMENT TRL RIVERDALE, GEORGIA 30274 BL-42926 @TANGEERZ CONNECT COMMERCIAL ART 2643 OLD TANYA JOHNSON-BAUGH (678) 235 - [email protected] 02/02/2017 08/30/2016 & GRAPHIC SOUTH DR 4406 DESIGN JONESBORO, GEORGIA 30236 14889 1 STOP PROPERTY LANDSCAPING/ 998 FOREST 1 STOP PROPERTY SERVICES, LLC (404) 395 - [email protected] 02/03/2017 06/24/2003 SERVICES, LLC LAWN GLEN 5378 MAINTENANCE JONESBORO, CONTRACTOR GEORGIA 30238 BL-44146 1 THRONE DESIGNZ CATALOG & MAIL- 2900 OLD TERRELL THURMOND (678) 910 - [email protected] 11/16/2017 11/16/2017 ORDER-RETAIL SOUTH DR 7334 JONESBORO, GEORGIA 30236 BL-44032 1-800 RADIATOR AUTOMOTIVE 650 ATLANTA 1-800 RADIATOR (913) 981 - [email protected] 10/03/2017 10/02/2017 GENERAL REPAIR SOUTH PKWY 0455 SHOP SUITE 108 COLLEGE PARK, GEORGIA 30349 BL-43591 1-EUNIQUE KREASHON BUSINESS 5410 EMILY CIR 1-EUNIQUE KREASHON LLC (404) 604 - [email protected] 04/14/2017 04/14/2017 CONSULTING ELLENWOOD, 8002 SERVICE-NEC GEORGIA 30294 BL-14-40786 10906_THE_STORE CATALOG & MAIL- 10906 TURNER FELECIA WILLIAMS (770) 471 - [email protected] 01/11/2017 ORDER-RETAIL HILL CT 6251 JONESBORO, GEORGIA 30238 37838 123 FACTORY STORE RETAIL 6525 TARA BLUE OCEAN, INC. (404) 993 - [email protected] 03/08/2017 02/18/2013 BLVD STE 5116 A-11 JONESBORO, GEORGIA 30236 29678 7299 138 AFRICAN BRAIDS MISCELLANEOUS 569 HWY 138 SE LANTEY, COMBEY P. (404) 474 - [email protected] 03/30/2017 08/25/2008 PERSONAL STE 1964 SERVICES, NEC E JONESBORO, GEORGIA 30238 38246 138 APPLIANCES RETAIL 907 SPUR 138 MICHAEL GONZALEZ (770) 477 - [email protected] 02/22/2017 04/18/2013 SUITE 4733 B JONESBORO, GEORGIA 30236 BL-42457 138 DIGIPRINT COMMERCIAL 569 HWY 138 SE POINTCOM GROUP, INC (770) - 331 [email protected] 03/30/2017 06/03/2015 PRINTING, STE GRAVURE E JONESBORO, GEORGIA 30238 BL-14-40574 138 T-SHIRTS & CUSTOM MISCELLANEOUS 1837 HWY 138 MICHAEL WADE (678) 490 - [email protected] 03/30/2017 10/20/2014 DESIGNS BUSINESS SW RIVERDALE, 4430 SERVICES, NEC GEORGIA 30296 19101 138'S BARBER & BEAUTY BARBER SHOP 1731 HWY 138 138'S BARBER & BEAUTY SALON, INC. (404) 710 - [email protected] 03/27/2017 02/03/2005 SALON SW RIVERDALE, 4909 GEORGIA 30296 40156 1800NEWDEAL.COM FINANCING 6278 TARA AUTOMOBILE ACCEPTANCE (404) 597 - [email protected] 02/09/2017 06/27/2014 AUTOMOBILES BLVD CORPORATION 9862 JONESBORO, GEORGIA 30236 BL-43530 1LIFE, LLC BUSINESS 575 SYCAMORE 1LIFE, LLC (678) 348 - [email protected] 03/31/2017 04/01/2017 CONSULTING DR JONESBORO, 6966 SERVICE-NEC GEORGIA 30238 BL-15-42018 1ST BRIDGE CONSULTING MISCELLANEOUS 1630 TAMARA BRIDGES (678) 462 - [email protected] 03/21/2017 06/01/2015 BUSINESS ISLEWORTH CIR 9027 SERVICES, NEC SUITE B COLLEGE PARK, GEORGIA 30349 37470 2-U BEAUTY SUPPLY RETAIL 3056 J & G BEAUTY SUPPLY, INC. (678) 209 - [email protected] 04/10/2017 11/15/2012 ANVILBLOCK RD 0671 SUITE 103 ELLENWOOD, GEORGIA 30294 BL-43058 20/20 VISIONARY BUSINESS 636 NORTH 20/20 VISIONARY ENTERTIANMENT, (678) 478 - [email protected] 03/29/2017 10/14/2016 ENTERTAINMENT, LLC CONSULTING AVE APT LLC 4164 Dec 31, 2017 - 2 - 11:40:08 AM Active Business 2017 Business Classification Group Description: BUSINESS LICENSE Business Name Description Location Address Owner Phone Email Address Date Original License # Number Issued Open Date SERVICE-NEC 12H JONESBORO, GEORGIA 30236 18488 24/7 COIN LAUNDRY COIN-OPERATED 11196 TARA AMBROSE LAUNDRY SYSTEMS, INC.
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