Every Dry County Left in America, Mapped — And the Reasons Over a Million Americans Still Can’t Buy a Drink

In some parts of the United States, it still feels like 1920. When the federal government repealed Prohibition in 1933, it left the decision on how to legislate the production and sale of wine, beer, and spirits to the individual states. State governments then handed alcohol…

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