Austyn Butcher, Maintenance Planner for Fort Morgan WSC, participated in the 1st annual Wheels to Work at Brush Middle School in May. Three hundred students attended the event where they had the opportunity to look at various vehicles and pieces of equipment to help understand how wheels function and what role they play in their community.
Edward Dardon, Plant Manager at our Fort Morgan factory, became an official citizen of the United States in February. Pictured above at the oath of allegiance ceremony, Edward and others are sworn in as the final step of the naturalization process. We are all so proud of him!
Western Sugar attended the Wiggins Career Fair on March 27th, 2024. Students were able to engage with over 25 companies and business professionals to learn about the various job positions they had to offer.
Western Sugar sponsored the Lovell High School choir “SUGAR BEATS” with t-shirts to wear while performing.
Western Sugar participated in Trick or Treat Street, a family-fun event in Brush, CO, where nearly 30 vendors attended and handed out candy. Several employees also participated in the pumpkin decorating contest.
Western Sugar hosted several factory tours over the last few months. One tour was with a local group of families who coordinate home school education together. Another was with a 6th grade class at Prairie Middle School. Sugar donations were given to each group of visitors for the holiday season.
Western Sugar is a proud sponsor of the 2023-2024 FMHS football team. The sponsorship helps cover the cost of gear and equipment for the team. Go Mustangs!
Employees from the WSC Fort Morgan factory attended the Colorado State Fair to accept the Centennial Farms & Ranches 100 year award. This award honors the contributions of the state’s ranching and farming families who have withstood the pressures of growth, changes in farming methods, drought and economic conditions to preserve important pieces of the … Continued
The Sugar Beet Classic is a triathlon hosted annually by the Powell Swim Club. Proceeds are used towards new equipment and help offset the monthly operating costs of the Powell Swim Club, which offers swim programs at reduced rates to youth in the community.
In August, Western Sugar’s Longmont Terminal celebrated 10 years without a recordable injury. We are incredibly proud of the team in Longmont for consistently prioritizing the well-being of employees and accomplishing this safety milestone.
Western Sugar supported a legislator tour where they discussed the importance of sugar beets in Colorado and our many sustainability initiatives and successes. We appreciate the 11 legislators joining our tour and supporting agriculture in Colorado.
