Marshall County, Alabama, voted 73% to end its dry status, allowing countywide alcohol sales.

Marshall County, Alabama, has voted to end its dry status, allowing alcohol sales countywide. The referendum, known as Amendment One, received 73% voter approval. This change aims to modernize the county and generate tax revenue for local services like schools and road improvements. An alcohol review board will be established to oversee sales licenses, with changes expected to take effect as early as December. Concerns about youth and families were noted, but proponents see broader benefits.

November 06, 2024
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