Maury Moses is against the referendum and says public safety is more important than economic gain. His son Hal was killed by a drunk driver almost 30-years ago. This is the first time a mixed drink referendum has ever been on the ballot in Chatham. A pleasant day ahead, as skies turn mostly sunny. Some light winds are possible, as temperatures rise to around 70 degrees.
Clear conditions continue overnight, with cooler temperatures.
Look for lows to drop into the low-40s. Beginning tomorrow hunters and hikers camping in the George Washington and Jefferson National Forests will have to go without a campfire. Stacey Martin has more. And, he's happy officials are stepping-in to protect the trails he treads up to three or four times a week. And, smokers are only allowed to light-up in designated areas.