In Double Oak, a petition has been submitted to allow alcohol sales. The petition's organizers gathered a significant number of signatures, exceeding the required amount. The required number of signatures was determined by the town's most recent gubernatorial election turnout.
Organizers had a limited time to collect these signatures. Further details about the petition and its verification process are available from the Cross Timbers Gazette.
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