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Grainger Donates $50,000 to Folds of Honor

Folds of Honor, the nonprofit organization that provides educational scholarships to families of fallen and disabled service members, reports that it is the recipient of $50,000 from Grainger, a broad line supplier of maintenance, repair, and operating products, to be put toward its Higher Education Scholarship program. The donation was announced in conjunction with[Read More…]

Roseburg Hires Roanoke Timberlands Manager

Roseburg reports that Pete Hancock has accepted the position of Roanoke Timberlands Manager, effective May 7, 2018. In this role, Hancock will oversee the day-to-day harvest and land management activities on Roseburg’s 158,000-acre fee land base in North Carolina and Virginia. A 2001 graduate of Virginia Tech where he earned[Read More…]

Working It All Out

The shed industry, like all other industries, has its fair share of unique characters. I’ve worked with many different kinds of personality types over the last 15 years. Some of my co-workers have been very pleasant to deal with, and some have been, well, not so much. The key to[Read More…]

Classic Planed Line Re-opens in Finland

Stora Enso Wood Products division will re-open its classic planed line at its Varkaus sawmill in Finland this April, the company reports. The planing line was closed in January 2013 due to decreasing demand, but the combination of the new laminated veneer lumber (LVL) production and the planing opens up[Read More…]

DeWalt Introduces Sledge Hammers and Axes

Tool manufacturer DeWalt has introduced a new line of seven ExoCore™ Sledge Hammers and three Axes all featuring carbon fiber composite handles for durability, overstrike protection, and light tool weight. These are the first-ever DeWalt sledge hammers and axes, according to the company. Available in 6-, 8-, and 12-pound versions[Read More…]

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