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Family-owned since three brothers founded it in 1978, Wooten Machine Co. has spent more than 45 years building its Huntington, West Virginia, reputation on honest communication and lasting customer relationships. The shop is known for precision manufacturing tailored to customers’ specifications, including the one-off work its machinists handle day to day.
Born from White Sulphur Springs’ recovery after the 2016 flood, WV Great Barrel Company makes whiskey barrels in West Virginia from sustainably harvested, tight-grained Appalachian white oak. Its cooperage combines traditional barrel-making with CNC precision, automated equipment, and infrared toast and controlled char to give distillers more consistent flavor development and leak performance. The company was established not only to improve cooperage, but also to create safe, lasting jobs in its Appalachian community.
Veteran-owned WV Printing creates custom print work, signage, and branded merchandise for West Virginia customers from its Keyser base. Its spirit stores give local communities a distinctive outlet for hometown apparel, including Piedmont heritage designs, while the company offers special discounts to nonprofits and veterans. The business also directs 50% of net profits from select Piedmont products back to the Piedmont community.
Founded in 2020, Bluefield, West Virginia’s X-MAT CCC develops coal-derived building materials that turn an abundant regional resource into components for construction. Working from the Bluefield Commercialization Station with partners including the Center for Applied Research and Technology and Semplastics, the company is moving its X-MAT technology from research toward manufacturing while pursuing carbon sequestration and new jobs in coal communities. Its development has included a $500,000 Department of Energy contract to design and develop a carbon-based building.
Since John J. Yoder started it with five employees and a portable sawmill in 1944, Yoder Lumber has remained a third-generation, family-owned hardwood company rooted in Ohio’s Amish country. More than 80 years later, its vertically integrated operation helps builders and manufacturers source Appalachian hardwood for specialized projects, with lumber graded to NHLA and NELMA standards.
Founded in Points, West Virginia, in 2008 with a small saw and two employees, family-owned Yoder Pallet Company makes new, custom and reconditioned wooden pallets for businesses across the surrounding region. Its original 60,000-square-foot facility now anchors operations across three locations, with dedicated capacity for specialty pallets and crates as well as pallet recycling. The company also gives used pallets and wood waste a second life through repair, reuse and local reuse programs.
Started by Chuck and Terri Yost in Gorham, Kansas, in 1978, Yost Electric remains under the Yost family’s control while serving customers across western Kansas and beyond. The company is best known for oil-field electrical service, including an early role in bringing variable-frequency drives to rod-pumping units, and it supports industrial customers from its Gorham-area operation.
Your Linen Service is a family-owned textile rental and commercial laundry service company providing linen, uniform, mat, hygiene, and related textile products with cleaning, rental, and delivery services. It serves hospitality, healthcare, restaurant, industrial, commercial, and retail establishments across a regional service network.
Zeroin Sports, LLC produces custom apparel solutions for schools, businesses, athletic leagues and teams, groups, organizations, campaigns, and special events. Its offerings include customized shirts, sweatshirts, and headbands with selectable fabrics, colors, logos, print locations, back or hood text, and sleeve prints.
Since 1861, Wheeling-based Ziegenfelder Corporation has made frozen ice novelties, growing from a candy business into one of the largest U.S. producers of frozen twin pops. Its colorful “Rainbow Array” products are produced with a stated mission of making people smile, while the company’s “Think Tribe First” culture includes second-chance hiring and recognition for community outreach.
Founded by Harry Zimmerman Sr. in 1964 as a one-machine garage operation, Zim’s Bagging Company now converts and prints flexible film, foam and bubble into custom packaging in West Virginia. Still privately owned and operated, the company specializes in non-standard designs and smaller production runs, with in-house forming, sealing and flexographic printing for tailored bags and pouches. Its local workforce of roughly 96 to 100 employees supports customers across the automotive, e-commerce and industrial markets.
Founded in 1963 to supply Spain’s coal mines, Zitrón designs and manufactures bespoke ventilation systems for underground mines and transport infrastructure. From its Asturias headquarters, the company now serves projects in more than 80 countries across six continents and operates the world’s largest aerodynamic test bench for underground ventilation systems. Its management systems are certified to ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001.