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Courtesy, Bexar County Sheriff's Office Beware of your social media timeline today.  It's April Fool's Day and the pranksters are ready to crack a joke, Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar included.  This morning, the sheriff claimed a unicorn was seized by BCSO Mounted Patrol. "In a daring early morning operation, BCSO’s Organized Crime and Mounted Patrol Units raided a cartel drug lab hidden in the mountains off of Green Mountain Road in Northern Bexar County, they shared in a Facebook post. "In addition to drugs, guns, and cash, investigators rescued a unicorn which appears to have bee...

Posted By Nina Rangel on Wed, Mar 17, 2021 at 10:15 AM click image Facebook / Roadmap Brewing Co. Roadmap Brewing Co. will participate in a worldwide initiative to smash the stigma surrounding mental health. Roadmap Brewing Co. will participate in Things We Don’t Say: Craft Beer for Mental Health, an initiative that invites independent brewers to “smash the stigma surrounding...

A number of San Antonio breweries are making water available to people who need it. 

Posted By Nina Rangel on Thu, Feb 18, 2021 at 12:51 PM click image Pexels / Suzy Hazelwood For those who are without water or power on day four of SA’s snowmageddon, some local businesses are coming in clutch. Weathered Souls Brewery, Roadmap Brewing Co. and Max’s Wine Dive in the Alamo Quarry Market are among the many local businesses offering filtered water or water-boiling services to folks who can venture out s...

2 Downtown area breweries reopen today Jess Elizarraras FacebookTwitterEmail Black Laboratory Brewing's tap room has been closed since before Christmas.Courtesy of Black Laboratory Brewing Black Laboratory Brewing, which opened right at the onset COVID-19 pandemic shut down San Antonio in March of 2020, will reopen its tasting room today. After reopening briefly last summer, co-founder and brewer Tim Castaneda and co. were forced to close the tasting room as COVID-19 cases surged in the city this past December. Guests to the brewery were allowed to enjoy their brews on the patio. The brewery ...