A new creamery in Stevens County sells milk the old-fashioned way: locally and in a glass bottle.
Three small dairy farms organized the nonprofit Columbia Community Creamery in 2022 as a way to process and distribute their milk closer to home. They opened a storefront and bottling plant in Chewelah last year and have successfully placed their milk on shelves in grocery stores throughout Eastern Washington.
A new creamery in Stevens County sells milk the old-fashioned way: locally and in a glass bottle.
Three small dairy farms organized the nonprofit Columbia Community Creamery in 2022 as a way to process and distribute their milk closer to home. They opened a storefront and bottling plant in Chewelah last year and have successfully placed their milk on shelves in grocery stores throughout Eastern Washington.
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