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JD Shuckers in Georgetown cuts ribbon
The building can't be missed on Route 404 just west of Route 113. The JD Shuckers sign has Georgetown proudly written underneath.
October 29, 2016
Shown at the ribbon cutting in back are (l-r) Gail Cogullo, Jack Riddle, Jesse Bramer, Jocelyn Godwin, Lou Davis, Mike Vincent, Rep. Harvey Kenton and Georgetown City Manager Gene Dvornick. in front, Marissa Erdman, Rep. Ruth Briggs King, Sen. Bryan Pettyjohn, Jamie Craddock, Laura Davis, owner Jamie Davis, Ken Adams, Tracy Adams, Georgetown Mayor Bill West, Becky Johnson-Dennis, Sam Wilson, Chris LeCates, Bob Holston, Dave Wilson and Rep. Steve Smyk.
Owner Jamie Davis spoke to the crowd after being introduced by Bob Stickels, Davis said, “Georgetown needed something like this. There is nothing like this in town.” He went on to say, “It’s been a lifelong dream to come back to Georgetown.”
The bar area features plenty of space and TVs.
JD Shuckers in Georgetown cut the ribbon Oct. 24. A large crowd of local officials and residents showed up for the ribbon cutting, anxious to see the new restaurant, and welcome JD Shuckers to town in College Park at the intersection of Route 404 and Carmean Way, just across the street from DelTech Owens campus. The first JD Shuckers restaurant is located in Peddlers Village, Lewes.
