makeshift monument to Muskegon County’s bowling ball-making history. Olson discovered 158 Brunswick bowling balls buried beneath his house’s back landing. “I could not believe how many I ...

Since he had no idea how long the balls had been there, or how they got there, Olson called the manufacturer, Brunswick Bowling Products, to confirm that none of the materials used to make the ...

which provides capital equipment such as ball returns and pins to bowling centers. Bowlmor CEO Tom Shannon then proposed another idea: acquiring Brunswick's bowling centers. "My initial response ...

Olson thinks there are even more buried under his Norton Shores home. He contacted the maker of the balls, Brunswick Bowling Products, which had a plant in the area, and was told that the bowling ...

But, after he contacted the manufacturer of the bowling balls – Brunswick Bowling Products – he soon found out the old pieces of equipment likely came from a plant the company had in the area ...

Muskegon workers are making bowling balls again. Taking up the Brunswick Corp. tradition of bowling ball production that was moved to Mexico in 2006, a small independent producer of bowling items ...

An American icon is leaving the country, as Brunswick Corp. announced Thursday that it would move production of its bowling balls to a plant in Mexico. The Lake Forest-based company said it will ...