FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEContact:Melissa SchuchNuss Truck & Equipment612-306-5405 | mschuch@nussgrp.com Nuss Truck & Equipment Presents the Third Annual Terry Biddle Memorial Convoy & Truck Show Eau Claire, WI – Nuss Truck & Equipment proudly announces the return of the Terry Biddle Memorial Convoy & Truck Show, now in its third year,
Press Release For Immediate Release October 17, 2024 Nuss Truck & Equipment Honored with Outstanding Philanthropic Organization Award Rochester, MN – Nuss Truck & Equipment, a family-owned company based in Rochester, has been awarded the Outstanding Philanthropic Organization Award for 2024 by the Southern Minnesota Chapter of the Association of
In the fight against the invasive emerald ash borer (EAB), Matt Brand, a certified arborist and owner of Albert Lea Tree Service, has turned to Nuss Truck & Equipment and their powerful Volvo EWR170E wheeled excavator. With this advanced machine, Brand has expanded his tree care services across Minnesota, particularly
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Nuss Truck & Equipment Presents the 2024 Terry Biddle Memorial Convoy and Touch-A-Truck Event Eau Claire, WI – Nuss Truck & Equipment is proud to announce the second annual Terry Biddle Memorial Convoy and Touch-A-Truck event, taking place on August 17, 2024. This heartfelt occasion honors the
Robert Nuss Earns ATHS 50 Years of Service Award The American Truck Historical Society is dedicated to honoring trucking leaders from across the country for outstanding service to the industry. (Photo by Aaron Marsh) Bob Nuss, President/Founder of Nuss Truck & Equipment, and wife Sharon Nuss, at the American Truck
Sabrina Ullman WDIO On Wednesday morning, St. Louis County Public Works announced the arrival of ten new snowplows. “The sun might be shining right now, but it is the season for these vehicles to be in action,” said St. Louis County Public Works Chair and Commissioner Keith Musolf. “The trucks
ROCHESTER, Minn. – purchased a new 26-foot refrigerated truck. Channel One Regional Food Bank took a significant hit during the summer of 2019’s flooding. Several of their vehicles were underwater. “It was a blow. We didn’t want to stop any deliveries or stop any services to people who needed so
