Dry Cities

[kygman]

lblfan, this thread you replied to is 8 years old, but Cadiz is still wet.

[EricOldTime]

Some of the counties go back and forth between being wet and then dry every so many years if I'm not mistaken. Most of em are dry I think..

BBC News - The slow death of prohibition

[kygman]

Never heard of any going from wet to dry around here.

[EricOldTime]

Originally Posted by kygman

Never heard of any going from wet to dry around here.

I thought every so often it came up for a vote they could continue to be wet, or dry? No? If I remember that happened a few times, I don't remember which county or jurisdiction though:

Kentucky - Kentucky specifically allows local jurisdictions to elect to go dry by public referendum

Alcohol laws of Kentucky - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of..._by_U.S._state

[Mr. In-Between]

It's funny... driving through Kentucky, you can often tell which counties are dry by which ones have a cluster of liquor stores right across the county line. It's like a big neon sign saying, "you are now leaving a dry county. welcome to the 21st century."

[EricOldTime]

On thr border if Daviess county (wet) Ohio county (dry) for years was a bar called "The Black Cat" in the middle of nowhere basically. You shouldve seen the lines at the drive-thru on Friday nights at that place lol! All those Ohio and Hancock countians buying beer lol.