Würth Baer Supply Company, one of the nation’s leading specialty wholesale distributors to the woodworking industry, will exhibit at Wood Pro Expo Lancaster, Oct. 24-25 at Spooky Nook Sports Center.

The transaction will be effective as of July 1, 2024, creating the Truckee-Tahoe Lumber Co. Truss and Component division.

Officials and employees from a Sturgis business celebrated the inauguration of a new production line, incorporating a process that was previously outsourced.

The Scoop Dolly, introduced in 2022, operates similarly to a hand truck but has a "Tilt-Don't-Lift" mechanism, which minimizes the need for heavy lifting by simply tilting the dolly back.

The annual, and much coveted, Best of NeoCon Awards were presented at a celebratory breakfast ceremony this morning at THE MART, and for the first time in the awards 34 years a entrant in the Wall Treatments and Textiles categories took home the top honors.

Projections indicate the market will reach US$ 655.6 million by 2032, demonstrating an expected compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 15.5% from 2023 to 2032.

Cabinetworks Group, the country’s largest privately owned cabinet manufacturer, has appointed Jeff Jackson as chief executive officer.

MacKenzie Investment Group signed a lease with Georgia-based U.S. Cabinet Depot for 194,000 square feet of space in the second of two buildings it’s developed at North Richmond Industrial Park, according to RichondBIZ. The development is a 75-acre park near Ashland’s southern boundary that’s planned to total 550,000 square feet.

City Furniture, a family-owned furniture retailer, has raised $691,987 for the American Heart Association this year. Through various pledges, campaigns, and donations, the company has surpassed the initial pledge of $650,000.

In December 2023, 57-year-old Francis L. Wolfinger, a worker at Konz Wood Products, a Wisconsin pallet company, was killed in an industrial incident. Investigators recently determined that the Appleton pallet manufacturer’s failure to train employees in machine safety procedures — and ensure the procedures were followed — contributed to the fatal injuries. OSHA has proposed penalties totaling $177,453.