Council approves Blue Collar Brewing Company liquor license in Lincoln

June 02, 2025 | Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska

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Council approves Blue Collar Brewing Company liquor license in Lincoln

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Lincoln City Council made significant strides in supporting local businesses and community events during its meeting on June 2, 2025. The council approved two key applications that promise to enhance the local economy and foster community engagement.

First, the council granted Blue Collar Brewing Company, led by owner Nicholas Grable, permission to produce and distribute beer in Lincoln. Grable, who aims to cater to the blue-collar demographic with a light lager, expressed enthusiasm for contributing to the local brewing scene. The approval marks a step forward for local entrepreneurship, allowing Grable to establish his business at 2166 Magnum Circle, Suite 300.

In another notable decision, the council approved a special designated license for Star City Pride, allowing them to host an outdoor Bridal Festival on June 14, 2025. The event will take place on Seventeenth Street, closing the area between P and O Streets from noon until midnight. Andrew Dominguez Farias, representing Star City Pride, highlighted the festival's significance, noting it will feature family-friendly vendors and entertainment, reviving a tradition of community pride events in Lincoln.

These approvals reflect the council's commitment to supporting local initiatives that enhance community spirit and economic growth. As these events approach, residents can look forward to new opportunities for engagement and celebration in Lincoln.

Converted from Lincoln City Council Meeting June 2, 2025 meeting on June 02, 2025
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