If anyone reading this is in driving distance of Greenbrier, Arkansas. . . .
There's a local tree removal service that started a side business of processing and selling lumber from the trees they took down. It's called Urban Timbers. When they had a store in my town, it was one of my favorite places -- the wood could be hit or miss, but you could find some great pieces with a bit of searching, including species you don't often see, like mulberry, sweet gum, black gum, etc. . . .
Anyway, the store closed last year because the owner wanted to spend more time with his grandkids. But he still cuts, kiln dries, and sells lumber, and runs sales of lumber bundles a few times each year. And one of them is this Saturday, November 14, 2026, at his shop outside of Greenbrier. Anyone in the area who's in the market for bulk lumber might want to check it out. Here's the info I have:
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There's a local tree removal service that started a side business of processing and selling lumber from the trees they took down. It's called Urban Timbers. When they had a store in my town, it was one of my favorite places -- the wood could be hit or miss, but you could find some great pieces with a bit of searching, including species you don't often see, like mulberry, sweet gum, black gum, etc. . . .
Anyway, the store closed last year because the owner wanted to spend more time with his grandkids. But he still cuts, kiln dries, and sells lumber, and runs sales of lumber bundles a few times each year. And one of them is this Saturday, November 14, 2026, at his shop outside of Greenbrier. Anyone in the area who's in the market for bulk lumber might want to check it out. Here's the info I have: