Marceline, Mo., Aug. 17, 2023 – Walsworth President Don Walsworth announced today that his son, Tripp Walsworth, will be joining the family company. Tripp Walsworth most recently worked as a Senior Account Manager with Lockton, the world’s largest independent insurance brokerage. Tripp will officially start with Walsworth on Aug. 21, joining the company with his father and his grandfather, CEO Don O. Walsworth. Tripp Walsworth “I can’t wait to get going at Walsworth,” said Tripp Walsworth. “I want to continue…

Marceline, Mo., June 28, 2023 – Commercial printing company Walsworth, which has a commercial printing facility in Ripon, Wisconsin, announced it will be making a $100,000 donation to the on-going Boys and Girls Club campaign to build a new facility in Ripon. The new Boys and Girls Club of Ripon is set to open next Fall 2024, with ground-breaking expected to take place later this year. The facility will feature a full-sized gym, a teen center and on-site trade work…

MARCELINE, Mo., June 6, 2023 – Walsworth has awarded nine scholarships worth a total of $111,000 to nine 2023 graduates.  In 1984, Walsworth established a scholarship program for the children of employees, and to date, more than 228 scholarships have been awarded for a total of more than $2.6 million. This year, Walsworth is awarding six $16,000, four-year scholarships and three $5,000, two-year scholarships to 2023 graduating seniors. Four-year, $16,000 Scholarship Recipients   Paige Biever, daughter of Valerie Paschke, is…

Walsworth had a great showing in the Great Lakes Graphics Association’s 2023 Graphics Excellence Awards. The judging was conducted March 7-9 and an awards ceremony was held June 7. The Rand McNally Classroom Atlas won Best of Category for school textbooks On working with Rand McNally, sales representative Dean Martin said, “We have a very good partnership, as they are true professionals and have a full understanding of the entire process.”       Luxury Portfolio Magazine, Volume 12, Issue…

Most people don’t think much about the details of a printed piece unless there’s something wrong with it. They don’t think about a book’s binding unless it’s falling apart. They don’t consciously consider the quality of a printed image unless it’s blurry. They don’t think about smudged ink in a catalog unless there is a smudge on the page. But printers think about those things. And we celebrate each other when we do a good job. The PIA MidAmerica GraphEx…