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Teresa Butler Keeps an Eye on the Horizon to Improve IT Service
For the past few months, Teresa Butler has been keeping her eye on the Horizon — Project Horizon, that is. “Horizon is how we’ve been referring to the upcoming move from Cherwell to ServiceNow for our IT request ticketing system,” Teresa says. “I’ve been working on organizational change management and helping folks understand the benefits of ServiceNow and also getting them comfortable and prepared for the change." ... Read More
January 23, 2026
Celebrating 50 Years of an Engineering Feat
Fifty years ago, the University of Idaho took a bold step: covering its football stadium with what would become the world’s longest suspended wood roof. The result was the Kibbie Dome, an engineering marvel that turned heads far beyond Moscow, Idaho. ... Read More
January 22, 2026
Steve Mitchell Finds Fulfillment in Sequim
Steve Mitchell knew early on he wasn’t made for an office job — he’s an avid sportsman who loves staying active and being outdoors. Raised in Hermosa Beach, California, before moving to Federal Way, Washington, Steve graduated with a bachelor of science in oceanography from the University of Washington. He then moved to Sequim, a small town on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula, and managed a snowboard manufacturing facility. He later got into home building, working as a residential general contractor. When the 2008 housing crisis hit, he pivoted and secured a position with Weyerhaeuser. Since then, he’s managed multiple seed orchards and currently runs our seed orchard in Sequim. ... Read More
January 16, 2026
Kerri MacKay Builds Connections to Solve Problems for Canadian Timberlands
When anyone in our Canadian Timberlands needs data or help troubleshooting a technical issue, they turn to Kerri MacKay. “A big part of what fuels me is relationships and connections with my colleagues,” says Kerri, a forestry business systems specialist based in Drayton Valley, Alberta. “I’m a problem solver by nature. Connecting people and systems creates job satisfaction for me.” ... Read More
January 12, 2026
Company's Roads Experts Test New Surfacing Technologies in Alberta
Road maintenance may not sound like the most exciting part of forestry, but it’s one of the most essential. Across our operations, tens of thousands of miles of haul roads need to withstand heavy equipment, extreme weather and year-round use — all while keeping costs manageable. ... Read More
January 5, 2026



