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Sixth-generation family-owned Way Fruit Farm has been part of Centre County’s agricultural community since 1826, growing from an orchard planted with a wedding gift of 1,000 apple trees in 1872. Today, Jason and Megan Coopey run the Halfmoon Valley farm, whose harvest reaches neighbors through its farm store and café while its seasonal events keep the property a gathering place. The family also operates A Way To Help, a nonprofit supporting local children and families facing small, unexpected hardships.
Founded in 1976, privately held Wayne Automation is a Norristown manufacturer whose history began in paper-converting machinery before turning toward packaging automation. Its equipment became a familiar choice for glass and plastic container operations running around the clock, and the company continues to support customers long after installation through parts, modernization, and field service.
Founded in 1933 by electrical engineer Wayne Crouse, Wayne Crouse, Inc. has grown from a one-person shop into a Western Pennsylvania mechanical contracting and engineering firm with more than 30 professionals. The company handles complex building and industrial work, with particular depth in water and wastewater treatment and a 10,000-square-foot pipe-fabrication facility. Its leadership includes multiple generations of the Lugaila family, while its safety program places accident prevention ahead of production and cost.
Since 1910, family-owned Wayne Mills has woven narrow textile fabrics in Philadelphia, with twill tapes and light webbings at the heart of its work. Now in its fifth generation, the company combines long-practiced mill skills with in-house weaving, dyeing and finishing to develop custom fabrics or ship from a substantial stock inventory. More than 60 employees—including many with 25 years or more at the mill—support production from a nine-building Philadelphia compound and a rigorous in-house quality program.
Founded by Wayne Stephen in 1980 with one dump truck and a borrowed trailer, Wayne Paving & Gravel has grown into a family-run paving contractor and concrete producer serving the Pennsylvania and Western New York region from Shinglehouse. The company later began producing its own sand and gravel, added ready-mix concrete in 1996, and now supplies materials alongside paving and construction work. Lisa Stephen serves as president, with the next generation, Grant and Garret Stephen, in leadership roles.
Founded in a two-car garage in Wayne, Pennsylvania, in 1978, Wayne Products now manufactures specialty industrial equipment from its 5,000-square-foot facility in Broomall. The company developed its Electra-Kool filtered ventilators and Mini-Skimmer oil skimmers in response to specific factory problems, and has since sold those proprietary products worldwide alongside national distribution of complementary industrial equipment. Wayne Products makes its own products in the USA and has distributed Filtermist oil mist collectors since 1993.
Since opening in South-Central Pennsylvania in 1989, Waynesboro Design Services, Inc. has helped manufacturers turn difficult design, engineering, and manufacturing problems into workable equipment and production solutions. Founded by two former Landis Tool Company vice presidents, WDSI grew from a drafting-board engineering service into a turnkey partner known for one-off fixtures, material-handling equipment, and machine-tool retrofit work. The company continues to operate with Rick Mouer active as CEO and Kevin Mouer as president.
Wazoodle Fabrics is a small family business built around American-made textile production and a stated mission to create sustainable jobs. It develops eco-friendly fabrics for makers and businesses, with its Zorb material particularly known for rapid absorbency, while maintaining local sourcing and chemical-free manufacturing practices.
Founded in 1991, WC Manufacturing Company LLC is a York, Pennsylvania color manufacturer whose roots also reach back to the former Keystone Color Works, acquired in 2007 after that company had operated since 1919. At its 20,000-square-foot facility, WC Manufacturing develops specialty pigments and custom aqueous color formulations for applications such as artists’ paints and industrial coatings.
Founded by William Jones in Milwaukee in 1998, WCJ Pilgrim Wire grew from a stitching-wire supplier for the graphic arts trade into an American manufacturer serving specialized industrial customers. Since opening its York, Pennsylvania, facility in 2017, the company has focused on solving difficult wire-sourcing problems with products matched to each customer’s equipment and application. WCJ Pilgrim is ISO 9001:2015 certified and uses U.S. steel and other domestic materials.
Since 1980, WCR, Inc. has manufactured American-made heat exchangers and replacement parts while providing specialized repair and field service. Based in Xenia, Ohio, the company now operates from a 212,000-square-foot facility described as the largest plate heat exchanger manufacturing plant in the United States. WCR also holds a 3-A Sanitary Standards replacement-parts qualification for heat exchanger plates and gaskets used in hygienic processing.
We Talk Shirty turns business branding into custom apparel and handles both retail orders and outsourced contract printing from its Dickson City, Pennsylvania operation. The company says its team has completed more than 11,000 projects, helping customers develop designs even when they do not yet have artwork. Its promise is straightforward: get the order right, quickly, and the first time.
Founded in 1950, family-owned WE-EF designs and manufactures outdoor lighting for cities, architecture and public spaces. The German-based company combines in-house LED optics, tooling and high production depth with an international group of local subsidiaries, and it also develops custom lighting solutions for demanding projects.
Founded by Walter H. Weaber in 1941, Weaber, Inc. is a Lebanon, Pennsylvania hardwood lumber manufacturer that grew from a local mill into a leading national producer. The company manages processing from forest and log intake through drying and secondary woodworking, and has served the lumber industry for 85 years.
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Weather Blanket Insulation is a manufacturer of cellulose insulation based in Wisconsin, serving the Midwest since 1977. The company produces insulation from up to 85% post-consumer recycled newspapers and borate fire retardants, offering products for homeowners, builders, architects, and general contractors.
Since 1980, WeatherBeeta has designed horse and dog protection, beginning with a lighter, tougher turnout blanket and growing into a global equestrian brand. Its gear is developed around real horses, riders and everyday problems, with blankets and coats tested for durability, breathability and waterproof protection. WeatherBeeta products are now distributed in more than 30 countries.
Founded in 2013 by Rich and Dana Woolley, Weathered Vineyards is an estate winery in Lehigh County making wines shaped by Pennsylvania soil, seasons, and hillside vineyards. Rich’s background as a meteorologist and environmental engineer informs the vineyard and winemaking approach, while Dana leads the guest experience. Its modern tasting room pairs guided tastings and vineyard views with live music and seasonal gatherings.
Weatherspoon & Williams LLC is a small, family-owned general supply contractor established in 2013 that manufactures and delivers fabricated steel while also distributing products and managing material procurement. The company has more than 30 years of experience in the heavy highway and commercial building industry, and its Houston facility fabricates small parts and signage structures. It is a Minority Business Enterprise certified as ACDBE, MBE, MWBE, and SBE.
Weaver Brothers Sawmill is a Mifflinburg-area forest-to-market company that buys standing timber, manages and harvests it, and saws the wood at its own local mill. Established by John Weaver in 2007, the family-staffed business combines his more than 17 years of timber-industry experience with on-site oversight and Pennsylvania Sustainable Forestry Initiative training. Previously known as Cowan Lumber, it works directly with timber owners to plan harvesting and support sustainable long-term forest yields.