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The Ronan Co-op Brewery recently gained the ability to can beers to be taken home in four packs. To balance the new time-consuming task, the Co-op asks people call ahead when possible if they’d like to take home a pack.
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Ronan Cooperative Brewery expands offerings By Taylor Davison Valley Journal
RONAN —In the face challenging financial times, the Ronan Co-op Brewery is rolling up its sleeves and choosing to tackle their problem by offering even more to the community. After powering through their first year of operation during the pandemic, the Co-op is facing some financial trouble. Not a straight for-profit business model, and with costs for everything going up as the supply chain continues to struggle, they’ve had to
find ways to trim costs. However, they aren’t sacrificing their involvement with the community in order to do so. “We’re trying to get as creative as possible with more events, and partnering with businesses,” taproom manager Eric Brunet said. “That’s part of the nature of a cooperative, feeding back into the community.” Beyond their “Local Food Fridays” that feature and promote different local eateries each week for mutual profit, the brewery is finding small ways to support their neighbors in their
everyday lives. A recent addition to the taproom has been the “Pay it Forward” board. Whenever a patron is closing out their tab, they have the option to add on a beer for a specific person or group of people, such as firefighters and teachers, who will then receive that beer for free the next time they’re in. Local artists can find support within the brewery’s walls as well. Already known for featuring an artist of the month, the Co-op doesn’t charge a commission when they sell an artist’s work. On March 24
they’ll be launching their very first Camera Club, which will see a wall of the brewery designated for people to come in and give the stories of their favorite local photos. Brunet is sure more displays will springboard off that. “I’m always on the lookout for local artists,” he commented. Events such as their “Celebrity Pourer” series has been a big hit as well, and immensely helpful to the brewery. In order to become a celebrity pourer, brewery members simply have to pass a certification online, then reach
Valley Journal
Beginning Monday, March 14, 2022 you may make registration appointments by calling the Ronan School District No. 30 at 676-3390: Ext. 7700 (Pablo Elementary) Ext. 7300 (KWH / Ronan Elementary) Ext. 7450 (Special Services Department) Plan Accordingly<> Registration and Screening should be completed in approximately 30 minutes
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