Brewpub opens in renovated downtown Loveland building
LOVELAND – A family-owned brewpub will have its grand opening on Saturday in one of a row of century-old downtown Loveland buildings that were redeveloped using tax-increment financing.
Sky Bear Brewery & Pub, owned by Amanda Kissel and her parents, Mark and Linda Kissel, had a soft opening July 28 and has been attracting a steady stream of customers to the 2,300-foot leased space at 72 E. Fifth St. in the “Cleveland Station” development, which formerly housed the Reporter-Herald newspaper as well as a Banner Health clinic and gift shop.
“She’s got character,” Amanda Kissel said of the building…
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