The fate of MudBugs Pub & Club in Gulf Shores is in flux, and the Gulf Shores City Council will serve as the judge and jury on Thursday during a special hearing on whether MudBugs’ business license should be renewed. MudBugs will not be in attendance.
It has operated for over 20 years within the heart of Gulf Shores Parkway and in an area populated with eateries and establishments near the beaches marketed more for the region’s record-setting tourism.
MudBugs will not be in attendance, and its attorney filed a lawsuit Wednesday to halt the city from meeting on Thursday and deciding whether to revoke its business.on Tuesday that he will not be in attendance and is advising the bar’s owner, Janley Woerner Miarka, to also not show up to the 3 p.m. special meeting.
Ryan argues that no official complaint was filed to him, though he confirms he has met with Gulf Shores Police Chief Ed Delmore and Deputy Chief Dan Netemyer in recent days to discuss the concerns. The hearing on Monday lasted over an hour and was highlighted by testimony from Gulf Shores Police Chief Deputy Dan Netemeyer. He chronicled past problems at the bar that included, among others, biker gang activity, graffiti and a 45-minute encounter with an impaired and violent patron in a parking lot that is connected to a multiplex theater.
The cigar bar, Netemeyer argued, had not operated as an actual cigar bar for years. He said a commercial grade humidor room – where people gather to smoke cigars – was used for storage. “We believe we can refurbish Cohiba entirely,” said Adcock. “We are making strides toward getting the humidor functioning, and there will be a good selection of cigars they can choose.”“I’m hearing two business plans,” said Gulf Shores City Councilman Jason Dyken. “Revamp and build back the cigar bar, which was successful and did not have the problems recently documented by the bar, but also stay open until 3 a.m.
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