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Brunette Machinery Congratulates Weyerhaeuser

Friday, November 22nd, 2024

Brunette Machinery Company congratulates Weyerhaeuser Company, following their announcement on Monday, November 18, of its $500 million investment to build a new production facility in Arkansas.

This new facility will have an expected annual production of 10 million cubic feet enhancing their product offering to the mass timber and engineered wood market. This major economic development project will create 200 jobs and promote economic growth in Warren, Monticello and the Southeast Arkansas Region.

Brunette wishes Weyerhaeuser continued success with this ambitious project and applauds the Company and local/state leadership of Arkansas for their contributions in securing this important venture.

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Let’s Celebrate!

Friday, September 7th, 2018

Do you remember where you were 41 years ago today? Our Parts Manager remembers — it was her first day of work at Brunette. For the past four decades we have been fortunate to have her expertise, her creativity, her loyalty, and her friendship.

As we celebrate Brunette’s 75^th anniversary this year, we are also applauding the many people who made this milestone possible. Sonia is one of those people.

Sonia came to us as a bright-eyed new office assistant, who sorted and distributed mail, filed documents and posted timecards. Today, she is an experienced professional who has built strong relationships, both personal and business, with our customer base throughout North America. She is a tremendous asset to Brunette, always championing the company and leading by example. Her contributions have been numerous and substantial.

Happy anniversary, Sonia. Thank you for spending 41 great years with us. Our success is directly attributable to employees like you who have grown with us, learned our customers’ needs, and then “pulled out all the stops” to see they got what they wanted.