From left, Rabid Ground owner Raiye Rosado describes the craft brewery's community engagement while developer Gene Steinmarch, left, Rabid co-owner Tobias Cichon listen. Rabid is hoping to move from its current home to bigger, more visible space in Park West Plaza on 183rd Street in Homewood. (Eric Crump/H-F Chronicle)
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Homewood trustees approve preliminary step in Rabid Brewing’s proposed move to west side location

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From left, Rabid Ground owner Raiye Rosado describes the craft brewery's community engagement while developer Gene Steinmarch, left, Rabid co-owner Tobias Cichon listen. Rabid is hoping to move from its current home to bigger, more visible space in Park West Plaza on 183rd Street in Homewood. (Eric Crump/H-F Chronicle)
From left, Rabid Ground owner Raiye Rosado describes the craft brewery’s community engagement while developer Gene Steinmarch, left, Rabid co-owner Tobias Cichon listen. Rabid is hoping to move from its current home to bigger, more visible space in Park West Plaza on 183rd Street in Homewood. (Eric Crump/H-F Chronicle)

After more than six years operating in an east side Homewood location tucked behind Home Depot, Rabid Brewing is exploring a move to the west side…

Eric Crump started his first newspaper with his best friend when he was 9. It was four pages and folded after one issue. Possibly as many as two or three people read it. In 2014, about 46 years later, he started another paper, the H-F Chronicle, which is still going and has a few more readers.

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