The CEO of Armed Forces Brewing Co. alleged efforts to derail the business led to the company leaving Norfolk, but financial documents suggest a company with yearslong financial troubles.

Armed Forces Brewing Company CEO released a statement Thursday night signaling the departure of its headquarters out of Norfolk and Virginia.

The Armed Forces Brewing Company's tumultuous time in the Mermaid City is coming to an end, as its CEO said Thursday he would close the taproom and brewing facility and move it to another location ...

The controversial military-tribute brewery’s former Norfolk facility, seen here on June 24, 2025, is for sale for $5.45 ...

As we've reported, Armed Forces Brewing Company announced on March 6 that they're relocating out of Norfolk because of what the company’s CEO calls a "woke mob." This stems from pushback the ...

The CEO of Armed Forces Brewing Company announced he planned to move the brewery's headquarters out of Norfolk, Virginia, "because of the actions of a group of people with a woke agenda." ...

But Armed Forces Brewing Co., which closed its Norfolk taproom and production facility in March, never completed the grant process or received those funds, according to state agencies.

Norfolk Residents react to Armed Forces Brewing Company's approval by Norfolk City Council During Tuesday’s meeting, Norfolk City Council voted 6-1 to approve the business’s conditional use ...

NORFOLK, Va. — Days after the CEO of Armed Forces Brewing Company claimed a "woke mob" prompted him to decide to move his brewery out of Norfolk, various businesses say the brewery owes them ...

Armed Forces Brewing Company will close its Norfolk location in part because of what they called a "toxic environment" and move to a new, "friendlier" area.

Armed Forces Brewing Company takes great pride in honoring the American military, including both active duty and veterans.

The company will be working with Classic Brands to distribute products around southern Ohio. Alan Beal, CEO of Armed Forces Brewing Company, said he's excited to expand into Ohio.