A Washburn Iron Works employee pours molten iron into a mold. The company’s expansion will allow it to increase production by up to 100%. (File photo)
Washburn Iron Works co-owner Taylor Pearson with a load of steel to be used in a $1 million addition that will allow the company to expand production and add jobs. (Rick Olivo/Staff photo)
Washburn City Administrator Scott Kluver with plans for the relocation of a 15-inch sewer main that runs through the middle of the proposed Washburn Iron Works project.
Washburn Iron Works has been one of the city’s primary employers since it was founded in 1976.
A Washburn Iron Works employee pours molten iron into a mold. The company’s expansion will allow it to increase production by up to 100%. (File photo)
Washburn Iron Works is kicking off a $1 million expansion project that will add more production space and allow the company to double its production and add jobs.
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Washburn Iron Works co-owner Taylor Pearson with a load of steel to be used in a $1 million addition that will allow the company to expand production and add jobs. (Rick Olivo/Staff photo)
Washburn Iron Works has been one of the city’s primary employers since it was founded in 1976.
Washburn City Administrator Scott Kluver with plans for the relocation of a 15-inch sewer main that runs through the middle of the proposed Washburn Iron Works project.
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