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For change, but not for Columbia being wet About: Wet towns not the paradises made out to be To ColumbiaMagazine.com I agree with you completely. Change is good, if its good change.Booze on the other hand has never been a good thing for anyone. We live in a small town and people do travel to Marion County for booze. For us to provide and make it convenient for people is just an encouragement to drink more. Our officers do arrest DUI people. They have the privilege of revoking their drivers license. But they can't catch everyone. The old timers in Adair County have never liked the ideal of a wet county. It has been on the ballot before. For those who like wet counties go for it. . . move up the road a few miles and you will be in paradise. For lots of us, we just love Columbia as it dry. s/Alice Wheeler Thanks for your opinion, as always, except for the one argues that anyone who disagrees move. When the next wet/dry election is held, persons with this opinion may find they are in the minority, but that doesn't mean they should have to move, then, either. This is America, after all. -EW This story was posted on 2009-07-22 14:08:00
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