Beer sales and revenue

 Nearly a month has passed since the sale of beer and light wine became legal in New Albany.

So, what has happened during that time? Not a whole lot, according to police and city officials.

Well, literally thousands and thousands of cases of beer have been sold in grocery and convenience stores and the city expects to see a significant increase in sales tax when the April numbers come in about mid June.

That was money that New was going to other counties before voters approved beer and light wine sales in New Albany. 

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