The owner of Great Wilderness Brewing Company and Pulaski town leaders held a groundbreaking ceremony Friday afternoon.

A brewery in Amherst is set to close its doors after two years in business.

Last week, we asked you all what your go-to spot was when it came to breweries in downtown Roanoke.

Downtown Pulaski will be welcoming a new brewery soon thanks to these funds.

The Great Wilderness Brewing Company said they will be located on 1st Street in the downtown area. There is no word yet on when the brewery will open.

A Charlottesville brewery and Duke’s Mayonnaise are linking up to create a very interesting drink

Owners hoping to carry on tradition of providing locally produced products to Amherst.

The new remodel will allow staff to have an easier time complying to coronavirus restrictions, according to owner Will Landry. He and his team have been working since late last year to transform the space which formerly housed Soaring Ridge brewery to Twisted Track Brewpub. While not all the decisions were planned to comply with COVID-19 restrictions, Landry said it doesnt hurt. Twisted Track is prepared to start canning beer to allow people who choose carry out to enjoy it at home. Landry and his team hope to start brewing sometime in August and open to the public this fall.