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Race to the Brewery triumph for MacDougall s team
4 Mar, 2021 08:52 PM
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MacDougall s team nearing the finish line.
Bush Telegraph
By: Steve Carle
Pic: BTG080321MAC2 Caption: The winning team: top - Paul Roache, Andre Le-Pine-Day, Maddy Hartley-Brown and Gareth Cannon. Bottom row - Alan Wall, James MacDougall and Luke Scott. Photo courtesy Kevin Bills Media.
By Steve Carle
MacDougall s team won this year s Race to the Brewery on February 27 - taking out the title for the fourth consecutive year.
The winning team: top - Paul Roache, Andre Le-Pine-Day, Maddy Hartley-Brown and Gareth Cannon. Bottom row - Alan Wall, James MacDougall and Luke Scott.
ABC agents involved in gambling raid
Four out of nine businesses in the March 3rd raid had liquor licenses.
16 arrested in gambling machine raids By Monae Stevens | March 5, 2021 at 8:28 PM CST - Updated March 5 at 8:28 PM
According to Scott Hardin spokesperson for the ABC they played a small but significant role in the raid because 4 out of 9 businesses hit had liquor licenses.
The agents inspected the businesses to see if they were following rules set by the board.
Hardin says that when it comes to liquor and gambling, businesses have to comply with the rules set by ABC and the state of Arkansas.
By Zuri Anderson
Mar 5, 2021
A popular vegan food truck known for strolling between Ballard s breweries are opening their own restaurant this spring, according to
Seattle Pi.
Cycle Dogs said their first outpost will open its doors in Ballard where No Bones Beach Club used to be. The business started as a small vegan bike cart in 2015 thanks to a Kickstarter campaign by
Keaton and
Becky Tucker. The truck has been parked outside of the Dane since November to give guests more outdoor seating options. The stand captured the hearts of Ballard s brewery goers with their generously topped vegan dogs, nachos and sandwiches and focus on using locally sourced ingredients, reporters wrote. Favorites from the truck include their Seattle dog which features cream cheese, grilled sweet onions and options to add a flair of heat with jalapenos and Tapatío hot sauce.
Beer enthusiast works to get more women of color in the industry
and last updated 2021-03-05 23:55:44-05
Chantel Columna is a co-owner of Novel Strand Brewing Company in Denver, Colorado. She owns it with her husband, Tamir. Ayana Coker, a third partner, serves as the proprietor and comptroller.
When asking if Columna has seen many other women of color in the beer industry, her answer says it all.
âNo, not at all,â Columna said.
According to a 2018 study done by the Brewers Association, Black people make up one percent of craft brewery owners. Only a small portion of those are women. Columnaâs husband is the one who introduced her to craft beer in college.