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West Virginia Mills Get USDA Boost | Charleston News

Two West Virginia lumber giants are set to transform their operations thanks to a massive $100 million USDA Forest Service initiative—Beckwith Lumber in Slaty Fork gets $1.1 million to install a high-efficiency re-saw system that turns waste wood into profit, while Laurel Creek Hardwoods in Richwood receives $500K to expand processing and create local jobs. This isn’t just about new machines—it’s about reviving rural economies, boosting forest restoration efforts, and turning overlooked wood into valuable products, all while keeping jobs alive and forests healthy. Listen in comfort:Get a…

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