Their parents drop them off and think we're here to baby-sit them. We have some things that we have to deal with when it comes to the adults, but probably 80 percent of what we deal with is from the juveniles. There aren't too many events in southern Louisiana that don't have alcohol. People want to come out and relax with some food and alcohol, and it's big money. I think you might lose some support if you didn't sell alcohol.
Hockey here is still a family thing and it's a family event.
If people feel someone is going over the line, they are cut off. It's that simple. With or without alcohol, Barr said hockey should return to the Key City. Hockey brings in business to the city, it brings people in from surrounding areas, and those people eat and buy gas and some may even go shopping. Hockey was definitely a plus, as was any sport that would come to Abilene.