Established in 2001, the Award of Distinction honors individuals whose work has made a lasting contribution to contemporary furniture making.

NAHB has opened its awards program application submission period is now open through September 21 (unless noted otherwise in the article). NAHB’s awards program highlights the outstanding work and accomplishments of housing professionals across multiple disciplines.

Wolf-Gordon's acquisition of Andor Willow extends its wood product portfolio with panels and room dividers.

Whether you’re running a high-volume production facility or a growing custom shop, understanding what this equipment does and whether it belongs in your operation can make a meaningful difference to your workflow and your bottom line.

The executive order represents a major milestone for Maryland's forest industry and advances the State's commitment to sustainable economic development, responsible forest management, and rural job creation. Wood products manufactured in Maryland support thousands of jobs across the State, including forestry, logging, sawmilling, transportation, and secondary wood manufacturing.

The U.S. Forest Service published the results of a six-city study delving into consumers’ participation in urban wood systems and their interest in urban wood products.

Ethan Allen will hold its annual Ethan Allen Day celebrations on June 23. This year, the company’s celebrations will incorporate America’s 250th anniversary.

Centennial Woodworking celebrated a major milestone on June 15 with a ceremonial groundbreaking for its new manufacturing facility and showroom in Perry Township, Michigan.

A $2.5 million bond has been set for Willard Gary Black, the co-owner of Old Hickory Tannery, who is charged in the fatal shooting of his business partner, 59-year-old Robert Arguelles.

Skanska, a global construction and development firm, broke ground on the modernization of Cleveland High School for Portland Public Schools on June 12. The project will replace the existing school with an approximately 300,000-square-foot high school on the same Southeast Portland site, along with upgrades to the athletics stadium and Powell Park fields. Construction is expected to begin in July 2026 and be completed in the summer of 2029.