Written for members of the DIY hardware, home center and lumber industries. Coverage includes highlights of current marketing, merchandising and management trends affecting the industry. Regular issue features include seasonal merchandising opportunities, new product reviews, manufacturer and wholesaler news and industry updates.

Established in 1985 and covers area business news, statistics, organization news, features, industrial development, urban redevelopment, tourism promotion and business legislation news. Serves the fields of manufacturing, construction, banking, finance, real estate, insurance, retail and wholesale trade, transportation, communications, utilities, education, health, agriculture, forestry, mining, legal services, consumer services, business services and public administration primarily in Virginia and Washington, DC.

Designed for those involved in the forest products industry of the South. Editorial emphasis is on the logging trade and features include articles on sawmills, timber dealers, contractors and the logging community. Also contains a calendar of events regarding the logging industry. Souther Loggin' Times is published 12 times a year in a tabloid format, with forest family-friendly outreach, on-site logger interviews and profiles.

Aimed at owners and upper management in the sawmill, engineered products, chip, and pallet industries. Focuses on updates of North American mills engaged in the manufacture of softwood and hardwood lumber, pallets, chips, engineered, and specialty products. Supplies new products listings, industry news and trends and personnel changes. In-depth coverage of the softwood and hardwood lumber worldwide markets through frequent visits to sawmill startup projects and close relationships with key management and operations personnel.

Targets workers and executives in the bioenergy and lumber fields. Highlights the increase in use of wood-based energy and its relation to environmental conservation. Features new plants designed for producing wood-based energyas well as plants in progress or being planned. Focuses on three main segments of the wood-based energy industry: fuel pellets, power generation and cellulosic ethanol. Also examines the procurement and processing technologies involved with each area.