Reading Time: 3 minutesTwo hundred and fifty years. What is Mesa doing to commemorate this historic anniversary? For one, we will soon throw the doors open to our brand-new manufacturing, warehousing, and corporate facilities in Evansville, Wyoming. Okay, so it is purely by coincidence and the fact that our contractor, Caspar Building Systems, is wrapping up construction early. (Who does that? Thank you Caspar!) While it is not open to the public, it will be the spawn point for hundreds of new natural gas generators and GX22 engines (among other, secret engines yet to be released!) As of this printing, the actual move-in-date is dependent on the permitting process and various inspections that need to occur prior to occupancy. Post-occupancy paperwork, the building will be home to our natural gas generator manufacturing, GX22 engine assembly, and much more. One idea floated around the marketing table to commemorate the occasion was to place a time capsule in the corner of the building. Only to be opened in one hundred years or when our COO Fred Fichtner retires, whichever comes first. One thing is for