Menards

Menards has expansion plans in Kentucky

Projects in the works call for up to four new stores in the Bluegrass State.

Menards eyes new Ohio manufacturing facility

An existing structure will be renovated to create a new concrete block manufacturing and distribution operation.

Lumber prices surge ahead

Production cutbacks and an increase in DIY projects are having a dramatic impact on board prices.

Trump names industry leaders to economic revival groups

President appoints top executives from Home Depot, Lowe’s, Menards and Tractor Supply to bipartisan teams.

Menards apologizes but gets a new warning

Michigan Attorney General says the big box home improvement retailer is enticing customers to shop for non-essential items.

Menards responds to price gouging allegations

Spokesman says that the company’s pricing strategy was “reasonable.”

Michigan accuses Menards of price gouging

Michigan attorney general says Menards doubled the price of cleaning products and face masks.

Menards makes a big donation to higher education

Home improvement titan donates $2.36 million to UW-Stout.

REPORT: Menards expanding in Ohio

Athens, Ohio expected to draw customers from West Virginia.

REPORT: Menards preparing for Pennsylvania

The Keystone State will be the 15th for Menards.

J.D. Power rankings: a tie at the top

Ace and True Value are co-leaders of the annual retailer satisfaction study.

John Menard has a very big weekend

Menards founder receives honorary doctorate, wins Indy 500.

Construction begins on another Menards in Wyoming

The ground has been broken for a Menards store in Cheyenne, Wyo., according to an article in the Wyoming Tribune-Eagle. The 202,948-sq-ft. megastore will become the Midwestern retailer’s second location in the state. Menards' first store in Wyoming opened in Casper.

Menards is building the store on 24 acres it purchased from the city of Cheyenne for $5.35 million. The targeted opening date is in the spring.

Got milk? Lawrence Bros. combines hardware and grocery

A 16-unit supermarket company in Texas and New Mexico is taking the plunge into the hardware business at one of its stores.

A 32,000-sq.-ft. store in Abilene, Texas, has altered its format to combine hardware and groceries., with 35% of the building dedicated to home improvement and repairs, according to an article in the Abilene Reporter-News.