In 1937 the NC ABC Commission, established by the Governor, submitted an ABC bill to the General Assembly and it passed with some modifications. The bill allowed for the establishment of a local ABC store, governed by an ABC Board, in each county voting in favor of liquor sales. Some counties are dry with local municipalities voting to establish an ABC store. County or municipal ABC Boards are local independent political subdivisions of the State. They operate as local government entities establishing their own policies and procedures within the guidelines of ABC laws and State ABC Commission rules.

The ABC Commission felt if the 1937 legislature adopted a control system, the counties voting to establish stores would be able to control and regulate the sale of alcoholic beverages better. The ABC Commission felt the system emphasized the welfare of society rather than revenue or profits.

Youngsville ABC Board was created on June 15, 1971 by a vote of the citizens of the Town, with 104 approving, and 80 against. This was done during a Special Meeting of the Board of Commissioners, held at Town Hall, with the purpose of initiating procedure of establishing a Youngsville Alcoholic Beverage Control Board who would open a store for the community.
Profits from the Youngsville Board of Alcoholic Control are appropriated for alcohol and substance abuse education, rehabilitation, and research, law enforcement, Youngsville Municipal Government, and working capital for growth projects.

The Board was expanded from 3 members to 5 members in 2019, and currently operates 1 Store, with a new location coming in 2024.

Supporting and giving back to the Youngsville community is of utmost importance to our team. Over the years we have committed to not only financially giving back, we also provide education resources. Learn more about how we impact the community that we all live, work and play in.