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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.

Cemex sales up in the first quarter

Cemex CEO Fernando González expects the company to be entering a period of sustainable growth in major markets coming off the first quarter of the year. Keep Reading

Aggregate business helps drive Arcosa’s first quarter

Construction products revenues – including aggregate, specialty materials and other materials – were up 3 percent at Arcosa during the first three months of 2021. Keep Reading

USLM lime, limestone revenues up in first quarter 2021

United States Lime & Minerals (USLM) experienced gains because of the 2020 addition of Carthage Crushed Limestone and its sales to the agriculture, roofing and construction markets. Keep Reading

Remembering Marty Ozinga III

Marty Ozinga III, chairman of the board at the construction materials company bearing his name, died April 26. He was 71 years old. Keep Reading

First-quarter 2021 sales up at CRH

With the first quarter complete, CRH chief executive Albert Manifold reflected on a stretch that offered good underlying demand and pricing improvements for the company. Keep Reading

Tax compliance software added to ticketing, dispatch platform

All Fast-Weigh ticketing and order data can now be integrated seamlessly with Avalara tax compliance software, TAC Insight says. Keep Reading

Hoyt Wire Cloth to expand Pennsylvania plant

Additional manufacturing and stocking space will be provided through the expansion, Hoyt Wire Cloth says. Keep Reading

Sponsored: PCA’s Ireland discusses the state of the cement industry

Portland Cement Association (PCA) president and CEO Mike Ireland discusses the health of the cement industry, the challenges producers currently face, how consumption is faring and more. Keep Reading

Sponsored: PCA’s Ireland weighs in on an infrastructure bill

The Portland Cement Association's Mike Ireland explains why he’s optimistic about the passage of an infrastructure bill in 2021 while outlining the political and pay-for hurdles that lie in the pathway to the finish line. Keep Reading

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