New York designers, woodworkers, cabinetmakers, and industry enthusiasts should not rely on just New York Design Week to see all the latest trends in the woodworking industry. Take the Amtrak to Lancaster this October 23-24 and experience Wood Pro Expo.

Ashley Furniture Industries, LLC and the Ronald & Joyce Wanek Foundation, Inc. have announced the awarding of over $518,000 in scholarships to 148 exceptional students for the 2025-2026 academic year. These scholarships demonstrate Ashley and the Foundation's continued commitment to educational excellence and the development of the future workforce.

he National Hardwood Lumber Association (NHLA) has introduces a national grading standard for Hawaiian Acacia koa—a milestone in recognizing the commercial resurgence of one of the most cherished hardwood species in the world.

More than 400 associations, businesses, and landowners representing the forest products sector have signed a joint letter to President Trump urging immediate action to address an escalating crisis threatening America’s timber supply, rural economies, and energy security.

The fire was first reported at Weaber Lumber in South Annville Township around 10 p.m. on September 8, according to volunteer fire company, Neversink Fire.

Richelieu, a North American manufacturer, importer, and distributor of specialty hardware and complementary products for the woodworking, cabinet, and furniture industries, has introduced an array of kitchen storage systems and accessories available in an elegant palette of gray finishes.

Osborne’s decorative wood tambour panels are designed to be used to enhance any interior space.

The Colors of the Year 2026 Rhythm of Blues family comprises three eye-catching indigo shades: a light blue Mellow Flow, a dark blue Slow Swing and the vibrant Free Groove – three different rhythms that offer endless scope for furniture, cabinets, building products and flooring.

Proposed rule would have mandated SawStop-style devices on new table saws.

9th and High, a new student housing project in Columbus, Ohio, features a mass timber structure manufactured and sourced in Alabama by SmartLam North America.