Ward County revises liquor ordinances
A local bar’s push to serve families helped spark a quiet but meaningful change in Ward County’s liquor laws. With no objections raised at a public hearing, commissioners approved updates that now allow bar-and-grill operations under restaurant licenses—making it easier for small-town spots like the Hunter’s Den to welcome diners of all ages. A second change simplifies how liquor licenses can be used for special events. It’s a small shift, but one that opens new doors for events and businesses in the area.
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