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9 & 10 News February 25, 2021 Alcohol sales went up hundreds of thousands of dollars last year during the pandemic, despite restaurants and bars being closed in doors for several months. “There’s people in here, in and out all day long, all day long,” says Nadia Bills, manager of Cadillac Party Store. Bills says last year the store saw a 78 percent increase in alcohol sales: “We are extremely busy in here in the summer because we have the boaters and of course I have the ice cream shop in here as well.” According an annual report by the Michigan Department Of Licensing & Regulatory Affairs Liquor Control Commission (LARA), alcohol sales in Wexford County increased by nearly $900,000 in 2020 compared to 2019, Missaukee County saw a $300,000 increase, while alcohol sales in Grand Traverse County rose by nearly $4 million.

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