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Mr Brews Taphouse Continues Veteran Support through Partnership with Folds of Honor May 18, 2021 · · Award-winning, full-service craft brew pub and restaurant to host fundraisers throughout the remainder of the year for national charity partner Mr Brews Taphouse is continuing its ongoing commitment to support America’s Veterans by raising funds for Folds of Honor, an organization that provides educational scholarships to spouses and children of fallen and disabled service members. Last month, Mr Brews Taphouse hosted a systemwide fundraiser for the organization and the brand’s le...

GREEN BAY, WI (WTAQ) - A restaurant chain with several locations around the Green Bay area is throwing a Hail Mary in hopes of convincing Aaron Rodger...

By Casey Nelson May 5, 2021 | 4:29 PM GREEN BAY, WI (WTAQ) – A restaurant chain with several locations around the Green Bay area is throwing a Hail Mary in hopes of convincing Aaron Rodgers to stay in the neighborhood. Mr Brews Taphouse is making an offer to the disgruntled Packers quarterback in hopes of keeping him around. “We refuse to stand by idly and have this potential disaster unfold, alright?” said COO Mark Leach. “We’re certainly not in the position to re-negotiate his contract, but we certainly can offer him and his fiance a delicious meal and great...

Hilliard's Summer in the City will include fireworks, concerts and yoga ThisWeek group Correction: Because of a reporter's error, a previous version of this story included an incorrect date for the Independence Day parade organized by the Franklin County Fair Board. On May 3, the same day memberships for Hilliard’s two city pools went on sale to residents, city officials announced that several other summer activities are expected to resume this year. Summer in the City will include a fireworks display July 3, as well as activities at Hilliard’s Station Park. “(We are) thrilled to be ge...

Engineer Mo Master was quizzed by officers at his home after colleagues' claims They began to suspect him of holding 'extremist Islamic views', a tribunal heard Workers at the site were concerned that Mr Master had 'become more religious' A rumour said he had remarked 'British troops in the Middle East deserved to die' Bosses warned authorities he might be a risk but he sued them for discrimination