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Annie Dameworth

Annie joined the NHPA staff in 2024 as a content development coordinator on the editorial team. Annie was born and raised in the Indianapolis area and graduated from Lipscomb University with a B.B.A. in Marketing. Her favorite hobbies include baking, photography, traveling and visiting coffee shops.

RONA Acquires 5 Stores and Direct Delivery Center

RONA acquisitions

RONA inc. announced it has acquired a direct delivery center and five stores from RONA Atlantic Ltd. in Atlantic Canada. With this transaction, RONA brings the RONA Halifax, RONA Elmsdale, RONA Tantallon, RONA Moncton and RONA Charlottetown stores, as well …

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Central Builders Lumberworld Joins Home Hardware

home hardware lumberworld

Home Hardware Stores Limited recently announced it has acquired Lumberworld in Victoria, British Columbia, expanding its presence on Vancouver Island. Recently purchased by Central Builders Group, the store will operate as Central Builders Lumberworld. “Choosing the right partner for our …

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FastenMaster Introduces New Marine-Grade Structural Fastener

FastenMaster marineLOK

FastenMaster, a division of OMG Building Products, has introduced the MarineLOK fastener, a heavy duty 316 stainless steel structural screw suitable for use within 1,000 feet of saltwater. The MarineLOK fastener includes three technologies: a sharp type-17 point, serrated cutting …

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SBSI Announces Key Leadership Promotions

sbsi promotions

Southeast Building Supply Interests (SBSI) recently announced several organizational leadership promotions in the company. Rob Eaton will continue providing sales and operational leadership for Alpha Building Supply in Montgomery, Alabama, and Buettner Brothers Lumber Company in Cullman, Alabama. In addition, …

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Multifamily Growth Drives June Housing Starts

multifamily housing

Overall housing starts rose in June driven by strong multifamily growth, while single-family production remained slow as elevated mortgage rates, rising construction costs and persistent labor shortages continued to weigh on the market, according to the NAHB. Overall housing starts …

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