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BERKELEY SPRINGS, W.Va. – Gat Creek has announced plans to expand its residential furniture manufacturing facility, adding 30,000 square feet to the existing 100,000-square-foot facility in Berkeley Springs, West Virginia.
When completed, the $4 million investment will enable the company to increase production capacity by 75%, according to a report in Furniture Today. Additional woodworking and finishing technology are included in the investment plans.
Surging orders in the second half for the company s solid wood bedroom, dining and occasional furniture spurred the expansion, CEO Gat Caperton told FT. The company posted a 40% increase in orders during the third quarter, compared to last year, with fourth-quarter orders projected to increase 25% compared to the year prior.
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ARCADIA, Wis. – Ashley Furniture Industries hosted a ceremony on Dec. 19 to commemorate the nationally recognized Wreaths Across America Day. This is the fifth year that Ashley has sponsored the event, held locally at Soldier s Walk in Memorial Park, located in Arcadia, Wisconsin.
Wreaths Across America is an annual event that honors and remembers veterans and active military men and women for their service. Its mission is to remember the fallen, honor those that serve and their families, and teach the next generation about the value of freedom. According to a news release, this year’s theme, “Be an American worth fighting for,” was inspired by Staff Sergeant Daniel Strong s keynote address, made during the 2018 escort to Arlington. An infantryman in the U.S. Marine Corps, Strong lost 18 Marines during his time in service, and saw firsthand the impact this true sacrifice had on all involved.