About Us
After
prohibition was repealed on December 5, 1933 the North Carolina State
Legislature voted in 1937 to allow alcohol sales. North Carolina opted for a
“Control System” in which the local municipalities, being either a county or
city, could hold an election for the establishment of an ABC Board and the sale
of alcoholic beverages. The City of Morganton held an election on July 13, 1963
and approved an ABC store, as well as off-premise sales of beer and wine with a
vote of 2,204 for and 1,191 against. The first ABC store opened in a temporary
location on South Sterling Street in the downtown business district on November
6, 1963. In June of 1964 the ABC Board moved into the current ABC building
located at 250 West Fleming Drive. Since inception and through June of 2020,
the City of Morganton ABC Board has distributed $47,931,664 to both local and
state agencies.
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CITY OF MORGANTON COUNTY OF BURKE ALCOHOL EDUCATION ALCOHOL REHABILITATION LAW ENFORCEMENT STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA TOTAL DISTRIBUTIONS
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$345,530 115,176 40,363 12,363 28,967 1,171,687
$1,714,086
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$10,967,560 3,634,581 1,262,189 797,299 2,108,543 29,161,492
$47,931,664
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Morganton ABC Board of Directors
Board Members:
- Steve Gregory: Chairman
- Mark K. Miller: Vice Chairman
- James M. Sholar: Secretary
- Wilma Carswell: General Manager
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