Thomasville Furniture

Thomasville Home Furnishings of Brookfield is more than doubling the lines of furniture it carries and changing its name, the company said Thursday. The changes come as the Milwaukee area has lost about 18 furniture stores in the last five years. Furniture Brands International has hired Kathy Veltri as president of its Thomasville Furniture unit. She'll replace Ed Teplitz, who is leaving the company June 14 after more than five years in the post. In its announcement Friday, the company did not The company involved is Y&Y Hardwoods, LLC. "This is a building reuse grant totaling $240,000, and it would be a total of $480,000 to renovate the old Thomasville Furniture Industries (plant) on Jennings Street," Thomasville City Manager Kelly Craver said. ST. LOUIS, Mo. - Thomasville Furniture has teamed up with logistics partner Armstrong Relocation & Companies to help Feed The Children bring furniture to those recently impacted by the tornado damage in Oklahoma. After devastating tornados hit Oklahoma The renamed Classic Home Brands furniture store here will liquidate all inventory and go out of business after serving the Jacksonville area for many years as Thomasville. The owners of this store changed from being a designated Thomasville retailer in Manufacturing jobs are coming back to a facility that once employed thousands of people in Appomattox. WDBJ7's Tim Saunders is live at the old Thomasville Furniture plant, where Governor Terry McAuliffe made a big announcement today. Tim, who's coming to .

August 31, 2006 10:53 ET | Source: Thomasville Furniture Industries, Inc. THOMASVILLE, N.C., Aug. 31, 2006 (PRIMEZONE) -- Thomasville Furniture Industries, Inc. announces a new, multifaceted marketing strategy and pricing policy that will take effect on ST. LOUIS, June 7, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Furniture Brands International (NYSE:FBN) announced that Kathy Veltri has been appointed to the position of President, Thomasville Furniture. Veltri will be responsible for all facets of the Thomasville brand Thomasville Furniture and Drexel Heritage as well as a distribution center. A Chapter 11 bankruptcy may affect the pension or health plans of the employees and retirees, according to the U.S. Employee Benefits Security Administration. In some cases A company that once employed more than a thousand people in Central Virginia is now leaving the area for good. Thomasville Furniture will close its Appomattox plant early next year. Most in Appomattox say this news did not come as a shock. At one time .