Maxwell at GWC

07/17/2025

Make your home stand out.
Custom colors. Sleek design. Zero hassle.

Permanent lights. Programmable. Invisible by day.

Built by Great White Construction, your go-to Jellyfish Lighting Dealer!

10/29/2024

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10/26/2024

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09/20/2024

The Chevrolet Corvette almost didn't exist.

In the early 1950s, Chevrolet introduced the Corvette as a sleek, fiberglass-bodied sports car. However, initial sales were disappointing, and the car faced potential cancellation.

Then, Zora Arkus-Duntov, a Belgian-born engineer known as the "Father of the Corvette," joined GM and helped turn the car into a high-performance machine by adding a V8 engine and other racing-inspired upgrades.

His passion for the Corvette transformed it into the powerful American sports car icon we know today. Without Duntov’s influence, the Corvette might have been a short-lived experiment instead of an enduring symbol of American performance.

Be bold.

12/23/2023

One of the earliest Christmas traditions adopted in the United States was the custom of decorating Christmas trees. The practice of bringing evergreen trees indoors and decorating them with candles, fruits, and ornaments has its roots in German traditions. German immigrants brought this custom to America in the 1700s.

The first recorded instance of a Christmas tree in America dates back to the 1830s when German settlers in Pennsylvania put up trees in their homes. However, the tradition really gained popularity in the mid-19th century. In 1851, Mark Carr, a nurseryman, is credited with selling the first Christmas trees in the United States in New York City. The idea of Christmas trees quickly spread, and by the late 1800s, it had become a widespread and beloved holiday tradition across the country.

Around this tradition, families around the world have come together and made countless memories throughout history. I hope all of you have a safe and most wonderful Merry Christmas! 🇺🇸🇩🇪🎁🎄🎄

12/13/2023

During WW2, Henry Ford's plant called the "Willow Run" was specifically designed to build the B-24 Liberator. After perfecting the production process and utilizing Ford's ingenious assembly line innovations, they were built with unimaginable speed. By 1944, Willow Run was constructing a B-24 every 63 minutes, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

To put this in perspective, America was capable of constructing Germany's entire bomber fleet in little over a month, all out of a single manufacturing plant. America had a fleet of 2,500 planes at the onset of World War 2, but after the peace treaty was signed, America had a fleet of a staggering 300,000 planes.

As another comparison, the United States produced 40% of all planes manufactured during World War 2 with every allied and axis nation combined.

Be bold.

11/07/2023

The first car radio was invented by Paul Galvin in 1930, who later founded Motorola. The radio was called the "Motorola" which meant "sound in motion". This invention was revolutionary at the time and completely changed the driving experience, making it more enjoyable and leading to the widespread popularity of radio as a medium. It's fascinating to think how this innovation spurred a whole industry of in-car entertainment options that we enjoy today.

Be bold.

10/31/2023

Did you know that the first car accident in the United States occurred in 1891 in Ohio? It involved one of the few cars on the road at the time colliding with a hitching post, causing minor damage. The driver, James Lambert, a local businessman, received a slight injury to his forehead. This incident highlights the early challenges and unfamiliarity people had with this new mode of transportation.

07/01/2022

Thank you for being such great hosts! I was excited to be a part of this and help out anyway I could to showcase one of the newest additions to our airport!

Thank you to everyone who turned out for our ribbon cutting ceremony yesterday in celebration of our new Electric Vehicle Charging (EVC) Stations, and a special thanks to Pepsi Cola of Billings and the Dimich family for providing refreshments!
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03/29/2022

Congratulations on the new 2022 Tesla! Big thanks to Jamison and EnergiSystems for being wonderful to work with!