For the second year, the Meridian store has played host to expectant geese and a newborn family – just outside the break room window. This year, trail cameras were set up to take a still image every few minutes. This initially resulted in thousands of pictures of a mama goose sitting down and doing little … Continue reading IT’S A BOY! AND A GIRL! AND ANOTHER GIRL. AND A BOY AGAIN.
Quite a few fresh faces were seen recently as employees from around the company converged in Meridian to attend new employee orientation last week. Please help us welcome these new team members to the Western States family!
Colville’s inaugural customer BBQ and open house was the talk of the town.
The annual Idaho Skills USA competition recently took place in Meridian, hosted by Western States Cat. This prestigious event allows select high school and college students from around the state of Idaho a chance to demonstrate their technical knowledge while vying for top honors and a shot at competing at the National level. Outside organizations … Continue reading 2019 SKILLS USA COMPETITION
Curt Peterson | Transmission Tech. Spokane, WA
Usually the words “photo booth” conjure up images of crazy props and people making silly faces. However at the recent Caldwell EGGstravaganza event, the cabs of a Cat mini-excavator and skid steer were the props and the faces were all smiles.
Spring weather in our part of the country is notoriously unpredictable, however the sun was shining brightly in Lewiston for what was probably one of the first BBQs of 2019.
This short video shows some logistics and on-site assembly behind the sale and delivery of two hydraulic mining shovels: 6020B and 6015B. NOTE: This is for internal audiences only. Please do not share on social media or with any external customers.
Quite a few fresh faces were seen recently as employees from around the company converged in Meridian to attend new employee orientation last week. Please help us welcome these new team members to the Western States family!
What do cowboys do in the winter, when there’s too much snow for rodeo? Skijoring.
