Oregon breweries team up to protect farmland with new beers
Breweries participating from the Willamette Valley include ForeLand Beer Co., Wolves & People Farmhouse Brewery and Falling Sky Brewing.
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Breweries participating from the Willamette Valley include ForeLand Beer Co., Wolves & People Farmhouse Brewery and Falling Sky Brewing.
Oregon Agricultural Trust (OAT) announces the October launch of Cheers to the Land, a campaign in which nine breweries across the state are making new beers with Oregon-sourced ingredients and supporting the work of OAT to permanently protect Oregon’s bountiful farm and ranch lands from development.
While the public has not had the opportunity to see them yet, he recently finished a number of pieces inside the new Hayward Field Stadium project at the University of Oregon, including a mural of Steve Prefontaine. In 2016, he entered a City of Springfield caulk art contest with a "Simpsons"-themed work and ended up winning. That began a passion that, as time allows, has resulted in more than 30 "Simpsons"-inspired characters or murals on buildings across Lane County. Before the pandemic, he was looking for a new spot to paint a mural and reached out to followers on social media. Josh Ma...
Falling Sky Brewing is under new ownership, beckoning both change and preservation Dana Sparks, Register-Guard © Dana Sparks/The Register-Guard Stephen Such is the new owner of Falling Sky Brewing and operates the brewpub and delicatessen in Eugene. After more than 20 years in financial services and marketing, Such is bringing new passion to Falling Sky. Once a regular at the Falling Sky Brewing taps, Stephen Such is taking on a more permanent position at the brewery he loves: owner. While the Falling Sky Brewpub and Falling Sky Delicatessen are under new ownership, the leg...