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Heidelberg Materials chairman reflects on first quarter
Despite political and economic uncertainties and adverse weather, Heidelberg Materials remains optimistic about the rest of 2025. Keep Reading
Rock Machinery expands Superior partnership
The dealer based in Allenton, Wisconsin, is adding wet processing equipment to the crushing and screening lines it already represents for Superior Industries. Keep Reading
Industry veteran Wilcox joins Superior
Superior Industries named George Wilcox channel sales manager Keep Reading
Stedman promotes Marcotte to VP of sales
Eric Marcotte, a 14-year veteran of Stedman Machine Co., is taking on a new role. Keep Reading
Great Lakes limestone shipments trailing last year’s pace
The Lake Carriers’ Association provides an update about the trade’s performance in the month of April. Keep Reading
New name coming to Portland Cement Association
The organization established in 1916 will officially be known as the American Cement Association next month. Keep Reading
What’s fueling innovation in screening
A screen media manufacturer discusses how today’s producers seek screening solutions that address efficiency, maintenance and safety. Keep Reading
Arcosa CEO reflects on start to 2025
Although organic sales dipped in the first quarter due to weather disruptions, Arcosa’s Antonio Carrillo characterized the company’s start to the year as a ‘strong’ one. Keep Reading
Twelfth 2025 mining fatality reported
The mining industry completed the month of April without a single fatal incident. Unfortunately, a miner was killed in an accident on the first day of May. The Mine Safety & Health Administration (MSHA) indicates that the 12th mining fatality of the year occurred May 1 at an industrial sand operation in Texas. The agency attributes the accident to machinery. Into the first week of May, MSHA had reported on three fatal accidents in 2025 involving machinery. Powered haulage is the leading cause of this year’s fatal mining accidents with five such incidents. Related: Eleventh 2025 mining fatality reported as first quarter ends Keep Reading
