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Kevin Yanik

Kevin Yanik is editor-in-chief of Pit & Quarry. He can be reached at 216-706-3724 or kyanik@northcoastmedia.net.

Hawaiian Cement making the most of waste material

Two Hawaiian Cement operations with unique material challenges continue to leverage the benefits of the wet processing solutions provided by their shared vendor. Keep Reading

How Cemex performed in 2021 and the fourth quarter

Cemex operations in the U.S. experienced good gains last year, with company CEO Fernando González saying the company is “pleased to report exceptional financial and strategic performance.” Keep Reading

Martin Marietta reaches new heights in fourth quarter 2021

Ward Nye, chairman and CEO of Martin Marietta, had glowing things to say about the company’s performance of late – and he anticipates more growth is ahead. Keep Reading

Three aggregate industry dynamics worth watching

Pit & Quarry’s Kevin Yanik discusses three developments he’s keeping an eye on as spring start-up draws nearer. Keep Reading

Mine fatalities trending in wrong direction to start 2022

The year is only six weeks old, but information on the Mine Safety & Health Administration’s website indicates that six mine fatalities have already occurred in 2022. Keep Reading

Curry Supply completes expansion, relocation

Projected business growth is a driving factor behind Curry Supply’s corporate expansion and relocations in Pennsylvania. Keep Reading

Pointers to set up your wash plant for success this spring

There are a number of measures operators can take to ensure their wash plants are geared up and ready for start-up season. Keep Reading

Cemex, Synhelion produce clinker with solar heat

The development is part of Cemex's push to go carbon neutral by 2050. Find out more about the project, which took place in Spain. Keep Reading

Report: Crushed stone production at 14-year high

The U.S. Geological Survey offered details on 2021 crushed stone and sand and gravel production, reporting totals that had not been achieved by aggregate producers since before the Great Recession. Keep Reading

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