Craig Mongeau

When the remnants of Hurricane Ida barreled up the eastern seaboard in the first few days of September, it brought with it heavy rains and flooding, tornadoes and straight-line winds. The result was multi-million dollars of damage and debris from destroyed homes, uprooted trees and broken infrastruc…

Ratoskey & Trainor Inc. (R&T), a provider of topsoil, mulch and other products and services to commercial and residential customers in Southeastern Pennsylvania, recently staked its claim as the first North American owner of the new Doosan DD100 dozer, the first of Hyundai Doosan Infracore’s (HDI) n…

S.E. Incorporated, a family-run transmission line contracting business in Deaver, Wyo., is having a liquidation sale with Hunyady Auction Co. after 40 years. More than 1,000 items will be up for bid in multiple states, marking the end of a successful era.

After 40 years in heavy equipment, Tom Schachner retires from Cleveland Brothers as VP of sales. His career began at Beckwith Machinery in 1985, leading him to extensive experience and admiration for the construction industry. As he looks forward to retirement, Schachner plans to travel, golf, and possibly explore new professional endeavors while cherishing the relationships and problem-solving aspects of his work.

Marshall Machinery expands across Pa, N.Y. and N.J. Under Earl Marshall's leadership, the company acquired new locations and focuses on customer support, telematics and rentals. Operating at 7 branches, they offer Kubota equipment and pride in family-owned roots.

Brian Hayden of Hayden Excavating and Welding emerged victorious at Caterpillar's Global Operator Challenge, showcasing his skills in three demanding challenges. The first U.S.-based champion, Hayden earned recognition, a $10,000 prize, and global acclaim after besting competitors worldwide.

The Buffalo Bills are finally getting what fans have long argued they deserve: a modern home to match one of the NFL's most passionate followings. The new Highmark Stadium, currently under construction in Orchard Park and will be ready for the start of the 2026 season, represents more than just an upgrade — it's a statement about the future of football in Western New York.