Wild Mind building's new owner wants to keep brewing, add food

• The Blue Fox crew — which is also a partner in the soon-to-open Animales BBQ — is still working on the concept and hope to have plans to the city by the end of the year, with ambitions for a spring opening.
• She said it will be a casual space that is family friendly and can host events, which is "something the neighborhood wants."

Catch up quick: Wild Mind Ales and its daytime coffee shop, Wild Grind, closed in late September after nine years.

• The building, at 6031 Pillsbury Ave. S., sold on Sept. 30 for $900,000, according to an electronic real estate filing.
• The buyer is an LLC affiliated with Rick Henriksen, who is CEO of Nokomis Health and also owner of Blue Fox.