Realizing that it was impossible to deal with intolerant politicians and their supportive mob, he hired a lawyer and went to court. The town council responded to his court win by vowing to rewrite the ordinance more narrowly to pass constitutional muster. In addition, the council is using other unjust codes to restrict his establishment. According to town building inspectors, Elam's business does not meet the state's fire code for dance halls and could be shut down. But for now, truckers are dancing in Pound, Virginia.
Many towns pass dancing restrictions to restrict teenagers from throwing parties, such as raves.
It is entirely possible that more local judges would rule that the restrictions are an unconstitutional restriction of free expression. Therefore, you may want to follow in the footsteps of the truckers in Virginia by asking the courts to strike down your local dancing ordinances.