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Southern Loggin’ Times June issue spotlights Mike Squires and his son Michael as they partner up in Black River Logging, based in Ivanhoe, NC. With a succession plan in action, the team tackles wet lowlands…
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Hurt by the collapsing housing market, the timber industry in Georgia is showing signs of a potential rebound. The state’s $15 billion timber industry was punished during the Great Recession. Forestry industry payrolls peaked at…
The state spent $2 million two years ago renovating the North Carolina Museum of Forestry in downtown Whiteville, so supporters were surprised by a move in the legislature to cut the museum out of the…
Southern forests are being burned for electricity, and a new campaign announced today aims to put an end to it. Dogwood Alliance and the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) have launched “Our Forests Aren’t Fuel”…
Green building is one of the world’s fastest-growing industries. The program known as LEED certifies a million and a half square feet of building space every day. But in North Carolina lawmakers are considering a…
An Austrian lumber company plans to build a $130 million sawmill near Live Oak, Florida employing 350 people, a project touted as a shot in the arm to the local economy while also raising concerns…
Investigators with the Alabama Forestry Commission (AFC) arrested 21-year-old James Luke Ellis of Moulton, Alabama, on May 23, 2013, charging him with Wildland Arson and placing him in the Lawrence County jail. AFC Chief Craig…
“You want to see my daily ritual?” Wayne Keith asked with a smirk. Without waiting for an answer, Keith swerved his 1997 Dodge Dakota into the parking lot of the Chevron and flipped the bird…