A letter to Marble Insitute of America quarrier/producer members from Executive Vice President/CEO Gary Distelhorst, in support of the National Building Granite Quarriers Association and its concern on Mine Safety and Health Association (MSHA)...
UPDATE: MIA President Brett Rugo and Treasurer Jonathan Zanger sent members this letter on May 12.
CLEVELAND – The Marble Institute of America (MIA) will support the green-materials work of the Natural Stone Council (NSC) with a new funding plan.
SEGA di CAVAION, Italy — When you’re a major celebrity, the whole world — or, at least, one of the world’s largest stone yards — can be your one-stop shopping center.
CLEVELAND – For the 2010 Pinnacle Awards, there’s a new consideration: sustainability.
CLEVELAND – The Marble Institute of America (MIA) will again honor the best of the backshop with the 2010 Natural Stone Craftsman of the Year.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Things will look a bit brighter on the U.S. remodeling front in the second half of this year, according to data from a Harvard University study group.
Daniel L. “Dan” Wait, 46, on March 30 in St. Cloud, Minn. Wait worked as a salesman for Granite City Tool Co. in Waite Park, Minn., for the past seven years.
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. – Howard Hanes is retiring as president of Salem Distributing Co.
After all the media overload about the iPad this weekend, some of you may be wondering how long it’ll be before Stone Business offers its own app to experience our magazine on The Device That Changes The World.
My advice: Do something while you’re waiting. Like, maybe, building a 1:1-scale replica of the Golden Gate Bridge from popsicle sticks.
CLEVELAND – The Marble Institute of America (MIA) went to Washington late last month to give some federal officials a piece of advice … about natural stone. Click to enlarge The MIA spent a...