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Beer Steins News Archive 22-Apr-2008 Computer store owner Charles Smith has won a two-year legal battle with Wal-Mart, which has demanded he stop making and selling T-shirts and other items with slogans such as "Wal-ocaust" and "Wal-Qaeda." U.S. If Opening Day was any indication, Milwaukee Brewers fans better hold onto their beer steins. Apple Computer says New York?s GreeNYC logo will confuse customers. Julien Absalon can cross Houffalize off his list. Before his victory at Sunday?s World Cup opener in Belgium, the Frenchman had won on every classic World Cup course save this one. In 2007 he came close, but had to settle for second behind a streaking Jose Antonio Hermida. But beneath a clearing Ardennes sky, Absalon took his first Houffalize victory with the calculated dominance that has come ... COEUR d'ALENE -- From Germany by way of Fresno, Calif., a couple has brought their own unique style of food to the Lake City. Bill and Roxanne Wagner were the third owners of the Old Fresno Hofbrau, but sold it after nine years after being encouraged to relocate to Idaho. Back to Court House Square Antique Beer Steins Back to Beer Steins News Archives
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