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We start today with crime news, as a woman was arrested in a Maricopa Walmart parking lot after allegedly stealing roughly $854 in merchandise. While searching the suspect’s purse, MPD found a blue container with a brown substance that tested positive for methamphetamine. Click here for the full report.

In sports, Vista Grande celebrated six more of its senior athletes during a college signing ceremony on Wednesday morning. While four Spartans will remain in state to begin the next chapter of their athletic careers, two of the seniors will head out of Arizona to Indiana and California respectively.

Plus, in education news, the Casa Grande Elementary School District board approved the implementation of a new K-5 English language arts curriculum at a cost of $1.5 million to be rolled out for the 2024-25 school year. Read more about the new curriculum.

Local News

CAC to support Special Olympics on April 25

Central Arizona College has invited the community to participate in its part of the 2024 Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics Arizona.

Role of Native Americans told at Pinal vets memorial event

Gila River Indian Community Gov. Stephen Roe Lewis paid tribute Saturday to contributions of Native Americans during a ceremony at the site of the Pinal County Veterans Memorial.

CG council urged to vigorously defend against development litigation

A resident urged the City Council to defend vigorously against litigation it is facing over denial of a 120-unit apartment complex dubbed The Lofts at G-Diamond near the southeast corner of Kortsen Road and Colorado Street.

Sports

Gophers’ 8-run 6th seals victory over Warriors

In baseball, all it takes is a spark to fire up a team to victory.

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Pinal Prep Spotlight April 18, 2028

Game of the week, softball Coolidge vs. ALA Ironwood Thursday April 18, 2024 in Queen Creek.

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Shipping With Ease to ‘unbox new chapter’ at ceremony

Owners of the Shipping With Ease packaging and mail store have invited the community to experience the “new hub.”

CoreCivic gives VFW $10,000 in memory of warden

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1677 received a donation of $10,000 from corrections company CoreCivic in memory of a member who was a warden.

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Hard Truth Distilling

Unlocking Craft Spirits

Our first introduction to Hard Truth here at Seelbach’s was earlier this year with a single barrel bourbon from our friends at Bourbon Pursuit, but it’s time to give them a proper introduction to the site.

Hard Truth Distilling Co. began distilling in 2015 in the small upper rooms of Big Woods Pizza Co. in downtown Nashville, Indiana. The tiny craft distillery quickly grew, and, by 2017, construction had begun on a new facility set on a rolling, wooded, 325-acre property about a mile away from Hard Truth’s original home. They moved to that new facility in 2018 and have been distilling delicious sweet mash bourbons and ryes since.

Since their first whiskey release of Hard Truth Sweet Mash Rye in November 2021, we’ve continued to hear people talk about how enjoyable and complex it is, especially for its accessibility. When they built their still in 2018, Bourbon was the first whiskey they barreled. It’s the one they’ve been waiting for the longest, and now, it’s here — authentically made from grain-to-glass in Brown County, Indiana.

The highlight of the Sweet Mash Rye is the mouthfeel. It is equally citrus and baking spices as it is creamy toffee and warming oak. The finish continues to ride down the backbones of spices.

A bit of a contrast, the High Road Rye is custardy and sweet forward, with spice continuing the sips. It lingers well, like a caramel frappuccino with honey drizzle.

The Sweet Mash Bourbon is creamy and coffee forward with toffee and cherry following close behind. The coffee continues through in a long finish with vanilla and softly warming oak and spice.

The Wheated Bottled-in-Bond has fresh wood that comes to the front on the palate but quickly followed up with butterscotch and cherry like the nose. Light pepper and oak on the finish, short to medium in length, light and silky.

The Mellencamp Farmer’s Reserve has a nose and palate that are both caramel spiced hot chocolate, with a lingering fruitiness and tingling spice continuing.

Hard Truth High Road Rye

$39.99

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Hard Truth Sweet Mash Rye Whiskey

$69.99

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Hard Truth Sweet Mash Bourbon

$44.99

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Hard Truth Sweet Mash Wheated Bourbon

$54.99

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Hard Truth Farmer’s Reserve Sweet Mash x Mellencamp Whiskey Company

$69.99

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Hard Truth Harvest Rye Sweet Mash x Mellencamp Whiskey Company

$69.99

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Dark Arts Whiskey House 10-Year Double Barrel 109.4 proof – Selected by Seelbach’s

$159.99

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Bardstown Bourbon Co. Discovery Series #11

$149.99

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[Presale]. BHAKTA Spirits 2014 Bourbon

$149.99

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– WILLIAM FAULKNER

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