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Lonnie Rollins, Larry Mason and Lonnie Adams wore big smiles last week as they chatted with Rough & Ready Lumber owner Jennifer Phillippi. The three men with 75 years of combined experience at the mill…
Malheur Lumber Co. plans to add 20 to 30 jobs at the John Day mill, going beyond a single shift for the first time since 1998. Bruce Daucsavage, president of parent company Ochoco Lumber, said…
Warren Spitz, President and CEO of the UCS Forest Group of Companies is very pleased to advise that the UCS Forest Group has purchased the Atlas Lumber Company, located in Chino, California. Atlas Lumber Company…
Export Development Canada (EDC), the federal Crown corporation that provides financing to Canadian exporters, is forecasting that an increase in lumber shipments overseas will drive the B.C. economy for the next two years. The forestry…