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Thanks to Urban South HTX Brewery, a road trip to Houston tomorrow gives you a chance to taste pilsners from all over Texas and beyond at Boom Shaka Lager Fest.

AustralianFarmers Breweries of all sizes are increasingly dealing direct with barley growers and the simplified trading method is paying off for farmers like Chris and Samantha Greenwood. Brewing giant Asahi made headlines recently when it re-wrote its supply chain arrangements so it could source 90 per cent of its malting barley direct from growers in New South Wales and Victoria. This means Asahi will now source 40,000 tonnes of barley direct from seven growers in southern New South Wales wit...

As packages of chef-prepared food towered on tables, cars rolled up to Fair Haven Baptist Churchs parking lot in Westland on Wednesday with pandemic-weary passengers seeking relief in the form of a free, nutritious meal. , which recently raised nearly $95,000 to provide nearly 5,000 meals for people in need last week. About half were distributed Wednesday; the rest were given out on a first-come, first-served basis Thursday at Womack Temple in Inkster.  "We dont want to view this as charity...

Food fighter Stephen Roginson raised $60K for out-of-work service industry employees Mark Kurlyandchik, Detroit Free Press Take a moment to imagine a city without any bars, restaurants or cafes. Popular Searches Pandemic-related shutdowns over the past year opened a window into that solitary world, spotlighting what Detroit Free Press/Metro Detroit Chevy Dealers Food Fighter Stephen Roginson has long known: Communities need their meeting places.  “The very act of sitti...

Williams emailed an official statement to the Free Press:  "While we are immensely proud of what we’ve accomplished over the past four years, it is with heavy hearts that we have made the difficult decision to close our doors. We thank you, our LOTH family, for your continued support. Whether you are (or have been) a member of the incredible team that worked so hard to build a space we could ALL be proud of, or you’re someone who dined and drank with us, know that you played a critical rol...

“It was an accidental fundraiser,” says Stephen Roginson, who owns the Corktown, Detroit-based brewery. “The original intent wasn’t to raise money. It was to get together with some friends from the industry.” Roginson is throwing another pay-what-you-can dinner on Saturday, December 12 from 12 p.m. to 9 p.m. for service industry workers affected by the latest pause on indoor dining in Michigan, which was recently extended to December 20. The CARES Act, which acted as a lifeline for...