The beer engineer (Cavalier Daily Online)
Beer brewing might sound like a fictional course out of some sort of comedy poking fun at college classes, but the Engineering School's Rodman Scholars Program proves that thought wrong.
Redevelopment plan makes Slippery Rock a destination (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
A few years ago, Slippery Rock was a sleepy, little college town in northern Butler County that had seen better times.
Arinday: Oktoberfest and MassKara (Sun Star)
TWO DISTANT lands, two different cultures, both caressed by the chilly fingers of the month, have discovered in each other the common strands of ethnic and cultural feasts in the limpidity of uninhibited happiness uncorking the bottled waters of phantasm of either sorrows or other dreams.
Tumwater Falls Harvest Festival blends heritage, salmon and fun (The Olympian)
On Sunday, Tumwater will give you a chance to get into an authentic stagecoach, taste beer, occupy your children, or hear cowboy poetry. The occasion? The Tumwater Falls Harvest Festival.
Familie Wiedervereinigung - Family Reunion (The Times of Acadiana)
Zaunbrecher, Hensgens, Leonards, Cramer. If any of these is your last name, you likely know all about Roberts Cove's annual Germanfest. Of course, depending on how much German beer you drank that weekend, you may not know anything about it at all.
Fans Out In Full Force With Playoff Berth On The Line (KMGH 7 Denver)
The Colorado Rockies have had a roller coaster season, so it was no surprise when that trend continued in the season's final weekend.
Colorado Becomes Largest Beer Producing State in the Nation (Beverage World)
DENVER: In 2006, the state of Colorado officially became the largest beer producing state in the country, according to newly released data from the Beer Institute. The Colorado brewing industry produced more than 23.3 million barrels or 724.5 million gallons of beer.
HOME & DECOR: Victorians exude spookiness (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
No one really thinks of a 1950s rambler or a neat Cape Cod as particularly scary. If a house is going to get you, it is probably going to be a Victorian.
How not to ruin perishables (FOX 11 Tucson)
HIGHLAND PARK, TEXAS - While most people tend to blame the store when their milk goes bad, beer gets skunky or the lettuce welts, they may be pointing their finger in the wrong direction.
Big Bird, big fun, big money (Los Angeles Times)
Sesame Place might leave Mom and Dad feeling a bit ragged Perhaps in time, anthropologists will look back on amusement parks and see them as hallowed sites that allowed us to pay homage to strange, fuzzy creatures called Muppets, an oversized, walking yellow bird or a mouse named Mickey that looks like no rodent that ever scurried on the Earth.
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