(Morrilton), Crittenden (Marion), Cross (Wynne), Desha (Arkansas City), Dallas (Fordyce), Drew (Monticello), Franklin (Ozark/Charleston), Garland (Hot Springs), Greene (Paragould), Hot Spring (Malvern), Jackson (Newport), Jefferson (Pine Bluff), Lee (Marianna), Little River (Ashdown), Northern Logan (Paris), Madison (Huntsville), Marion (Yellville), Miller (Texarkana), Mississippi (Osceola/Blytheville), Monroe (Clarendon), Ouachita (Camden), Phillips (Helena), Poinsett (Harrisburg), Prairie (Des Arc/De Valls Bluff), Pulaski (Little Rock), Randolph (Pocahontas), Saline (Benton), St. Francis (Forrest City), Northern Sebastian (Fort Smith), Sevier (De Queen), Sharp (Ash Flat) Union (El Dorado), Van Buren (Clinton), Washington (Fayetteville), and Woodruff (Augusta). Connecticut There is no legally dry community in Connecticut. Bridgewater was the last remaining dry town in the state; voters approved the sale of alcohol in a 2014 referendum by a 660–246 vote. Florida There are two dry counties in Florida: Lafayette County in North Central Florida and Liberty in the Florida Panhandle. https://www.wjhg.com/2022/01/22/washington-county-dry-no-more/ Before 2012, Madison County was partially dry; it only allowed beer sales if the beer's alcohol content was under 6.243 percent. Madison County voters repealed that law in 2012. Suwannee County was formerly dry, but county voters chose to go "wet" by a 2–1 margin in a 2011 vote. Until the 1950s Leon County and Wakulla County were dry. The closest spot alcohol could be legally purchased was Perry, in Taylor County. Various Florida counties and cities are wet, but have blue laws regulating alcohol sales on Sunday morning. Georgia All Georgia counties are fully wet, with the exception of the following: Bleckley County prohibits the sale of distilled spirits for retail and on-site consumption. Butts County prohibits the sale of distilled spirits for on-site consumption. Coweta County prohibits the retail sale of distilled spirits. Decatur County prohibits the sale of distilled spirits for on-site consumption. Dodge County prohibits the retail sale of distilled spirits. Effingham County prohibits the retail sale of distilled spirits. Hart County prohibits the sale of distilled spirits for retail and on-site consumption. Lumpkin County prohibits the retail sale of distilled spirits. Murray County prohibits the sale of distilled spirits for retail and on-site consumption. Union County prohibits the retail sale of distilled spirits. Upson County prohibits the retail sale of distilled spirits. The sale of distilled spirits for on-site consumption was approved by vote in May 2014. White County prohibits the sale of distilled spirits for retail and on-site consumption (except for the City of Helen). Illinois Edwards County is a dry county,