What was the last state in U.S. to end Prohibition?

Literally just made it legal to purchase beer on Sundays here in Anderson South Carolina; been living here since 2012, and for someone who grew up living in Tampa Bay Florida area, where all alcohol is purchasable 7 days a week til 3am, Sunday's used to be from 11am til 2am but that changed many years before I moved away....anyway, up here liquor stores close at 7pm and no liquor can be bought on Sunday, lest you buy it at a restaurant that is either outside the city limits or one that has a special license to serve it on Sundays. And getting anything approved through local government here is like chewing through a steel door!!

Arkansas has dry counties as well

I live in Mississippi and county next to mine just legalized beer and wine sales in 2018!

I live close by Lynchburg, Tennessee which is where Jack Daniel's is made. What's so ironic, is that it is a dry county.

Mississippi is last in everything, including education and removing the traitorous Confederate battle banner from the state flag. Horrible.

constantgamer0421, alcohol laws in each state have their own tweeks.. can't/shouldn't drink and drive but can buy alcohol at the gas station... not supposed to have a container in your car. so after you buy it are you supposed to walk it home

ZealousJelly5831, you can have a container in your car, as long as it's not open!

until recently in KY.. we actually had dry counties where Bourbon (aka.. Bluegrass Corn Vitamin Tonic).. was being distilled.. could make it there.. could not buy it there... Anderson Co. where Wild Turkey is made is an example..

when I was in Wyoming in the late seventys at 19 you could go to a bar with a drive thru window. Drive up and drive off with a margaritas in your zippy cup.

Actually, some counties are still considering Dry counties - no alcohol at all

Craig , but we also still have dry counties

You'll never see a law like that in The Big Easy!! "Laissez les bons temps rouler, chere!!

Robster, they stopped the open container sales awhile ago and upped the age to 21. Don't remember the year but it has been a long time. They now allow four all night parties a year.

Craig , This was a drive-thru BAR. It was in the mid-'70s in Wyoming. Pull up to the window and drinks all around. Wyoming was not good for me...

Ohio has drive thru liquor stores.

Lena, well, you are in God’s country, then!

DapperAmigo29164, Bella Vista, Arkansas prohibits the purchase of alcoholic beverages; however, if you belong to a club, you can order a drink in a restaurant. Thus upon entering many restaurants you are automatically enrolled in a club.

Mississippi's state motto : Thank God for Arkansas

The various liquor laws in the states amazes me!

Texas still has dry counties. I live in one now. When I lived in Tyler TX, the only 'liquor store' was a wine shop that got its license because all the wines sold were Texas grown and produced. You could purchase hard liquor in the next county and at certain restaurants that served alcohol.

Player #17895029, same in Utah

I live in a dry county, but every individual city within the county, with the exception of one, has voted to go wet. It's quite a wet, dry county!

constantgamer0421, I can tell you are both frustrated and amused!

In Virginia all of the liquor stores are ABC stores, operated by government (at least in my area, but I believe across the state).

ZealousJelly5831, I think its opened container but idk your states laws....?

I live in Union SC. Nothing ever gets passed here.

constantgamer0421, live in Hilton head sc. I understand completely.

kawn55, Kentucky also has dry counties

jimberly5, because... they're sober?

Parts of Texas.... Dallas area... Are Dry Counties. Houston and El Paso arn't...Wild....

LoopyLynda74, Tarrant county isn't a dry county.