The new lines are fully automated and supported by the newest manufacturing technologies including Artificial Intelligence (AI) to boost productivity and optimization of processes.

The program provides financial and technical support to project teams engaged in the early planning and design phases of new building construction projects that use mass timber as a primary structural or architectural material. A supplemental call for proposals has also opened for the Upper Peninsula,.

The program reflects the family-oriented, community-first philosophy that has shaped Kolbe for eight decades. Recognized for its product innovation, quality craftsmanship and industry leadership, the company invests in its people and community.

Each year, the Pillar Awards honor excellence across leadership, innovation, service, and long-term impact—celebrating those who elevate our industry and exemplify what it means to lead with purpose.

USG Corporation has announced that President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Christopher Griffin will retire later this year after more than 30 years of service to USG. USG's Board of Directors and owner Knauf Group, have appointed Christopher Macey—currently USG's Chief Operating Officer (COO)—as President and CEO, effective April 1, 2026.

The Ocala operation will support the manufacturing of roof and floor trusses, millwork production, and the operation of a full-service lumberyard serving the surrounding Ocala market.

Rumbaugh built his career at 84 Lumber by working his way through the business and gaining a deep understanding of the company’s operations at every level. He began his career as a manager trainee in North Versailles, was promoted to co-manager in Murrysville, and then served as store manager at the Harmarville location.

his regional event is an excellent opportunity for non-members to experience firsthand what the organization is about, connect with the CMA community, and explore the value of membership in an informal, welcoming setting.

The Colorful Communities project brought together 100 of PPG’s top global leaders to transform foster family group homes on the campus with fresh paint and colors, replacing kitchen cabinetry, assembling new furniture, beautifying outdoor spaces and creating an uplifting mural.

These new projects bring the government’s total investment in active Collaborative Research Agreement projects to more than $3 million as Ontario continues to take action to protect the lands, waters and wildlife families and industries depend on.