The world's longest timber-towered suspension bridge is opening this month at SkyBridge Michigan. The bridge will span 1,200 feet and is suspended almost 120 feet in the air, and at five feet wide there’s plenty of room to walk in comfort with companions.

More mass-timber wooden buildings have been built in B.C. than in almost the entire U.S.

Dynabrade, Inc., an industrial abrasive power tool manufacturer, has earned ISO 9001:2015 certification for its quality management system.

Flexsteel Industries Inc. has agreed to a consent decree that requires it to pay $9.8 million for the cleanup of contamination at a Superfund site.

Interfor, the largest Canadian lumber producer, has cut lumber production by 17%, which equals approximately 200 million board feetin response to slowing demand.

Transparent wood could be used for making more sustainable car windshields, see-through packaging and biomedical devices, according to a study.

Ashlee Cribb, vice president of wood products for PotlatchDeltic Corporation, has been elected to serve as chair on APA’s Board of Trustees, succeeding Roy O. Martin III.

TAL Holdings, a family-owned company that operates building material centers in the Pacific Northwest, has agreed to acquire Miller’s Home Center with four locations in Baker City and La Grande, Oregon, as well as a cabinet manufacturing facility and a truss production facility in Oregon.

Furniture giant HNI Corp. has joined a cost-cutting list that also includes other mega companies MillerKnoll and Steelcase when it announced this week several cost cutting measures to weather current economic storms.

Tim Trunkle was a professional home inspector for 34 years and he’d seen it all; the good, the bad, and the really bad. That was sometimes true of the cabinets and cabinet installations that he saw. He came up with a solution to one of the problems he often saw.