Taking Stock

This month, we take stock of recent news, writing opportunities at your favorite magazine, and set the record straight.

There’s an interesting report from the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies that states that more than half of U.S. households are now headed by someone 50 and over.

Dean Mattson likes to dream big, and then follow through.

The furniture artist got a call from the gallery owner.

One doesn’t usually associate motorcycles with woodworking, but a news item in the last week of June made a number of industries sit up and take notice.

For over 30 years, Woodshop News has been a trusted source for small- to medium-sized shops.

To my fellow procrastinators, it’s time to register, book a flight and find a hotel for the International Woodworking Fair in Atlanta.

Beginning June 1, composite wood products that are sold, supplied, offered for sale, manufactured or imported in the United States will need to be labeled as compliant to the Environmental Protection Agency’s final rule on formaldehyde emission standards.