In 1929, Carl Trostel founded the first store on Linden Street and supplied lumber and building materials to the growing Northern Colorado construction industry. In 1948, Carl Trostel's son-in-law, Bob Sears, took over operations of the business, and for the next 30 years ownership remained with the Sears family. Then in 1981, Curt Viehmeyer and Steve Schwartz, employees of Sears Trostel Lumber, purchased and began to transform the company.

Crows Nest, one of the first ERP solutions developed for project-based manufacturers, service providers, and subcontractors in the woodworking industry, will conduct continuous demonstrations at Wood Pro Expo Lancaster, Oct. 24-25.

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources (MDNR) is teaming up with both Michigan State University and Michigan Tech University (MTU).

Employee training and development is key to enhancing the value of your company.

The Urban Wood Network will present, “Beyond Lumber: Utilizing Entire Trees to Their Highest Use,” a Zoom-based webinar scheduled for 1 to 2 p.m. ET, Wednesday, Aug. 14.

Jenna Shock (Inspired Closets Pittsburgh) was appointed as ACSP's new Vice President and Kate Bernyk (Distinctive Design) will assume the role of Director of Education.

Cabinetworks Group, the country's largest privately held cabinetmaker, has appointed Todd Antonelli as its first Chief Revenue Officer.

These new coatings will set a new standard in 2K high-performance polyurethane and acrylic wood coatings. The Selva Pro range of 2K coatings draws inspiration from Italian formulas.

Weyerhaeuser is halting operations indefinitely at its New Bern sawmill in North Carolina.

Eric Casebilt, Rich Gibson, Crystal Morrison, and Prem Patel are now all focused on driving business across the firm's four main pillars: business strategy & transformation; mergers & acquisition advisory services; operational & manufacturing efficiencies; and technology development.