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Quarry Faces: April 2020

Check out photo highlights from the 2020 Georgia Construction Aggregate Association Management Workshop & Expo in Atlanta. Keep Reading

Quarry Faces March 2020

Quarry Faces: March 2020

Check out photo highlights from the 2020 Pit & Quarry Roundtable & Conference held in Bonita Springs, Florida. Keep Reading

Quarry Faces 2 February 2020

Quarry Faces: February 2020

Check out some photos from aggregate industry events and activity that recently took place. Keep Reading

Quarry Faces 2 Feb. 2020

Quarry Faces: January 2020

Check out some photos from aggregate industry events and activity that recently took place. Keep Reading

A Caterpillar 777D haul truck operator traverses a pit at Hanson Aggregates’ Bridgeport Plant in Chico, Texas. The plant, in operation since 1956, utilizes a series of 777Ds and other Cat equipment in the pit. Photo courtesy of Lehigh Hanson

Quarry Faces: March 2019

A look around the aggregate industry. Keep Reading

This mobile crusher at Graniterock’s A.R. Wilson Quarry in Aromas, California, is a sight to see. Weighing 750 tons, the mammoth machine is said to be the largest self-propelled rubber tire crusher in the world. Learn more about “the Krupp,” as Graniterock’s employees lovingly call the crusher, in the March 2019 edition of Portable Plants, sister magazine to Pit & Quarry. Photo: Aaron Witt

Quarry Faces: February 2019

Snapshots from around the aggregate industry. Keep Reading

Pit & Quarry Managing Editor Zach Mentz, left, with Paul Manning of Omya at Cemex’s Balcones Quarry in New Braunfels, Texas. The visit to Balcones Quarry was part of Quarry Academy, co-hosted in late 2018 by Dyno Nobel and Sandvik Mining & Rock Technology. Manning is a geologist for Sylacauga, Alabama-based Omya.

Quarry Faces: January 2019

Snapshots from around the aggregate industry. Keep Reading

U.S. Concrete and its subsidiary, Polaris Materials obtained the permits necessary to increase the volume of aggregate imports at its terminal in Long Beach, California. Polaris can now deliver up to 2 million tons of aggregate each year, effectively doubling its throughput capacity. Photo courtesy of U.S. Concrete

Quarry Faces: December 2018

Snapshots from around the aggregate industry. Keep Reading

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Caterpillar CEO faces tough questions

With the recent news of Caterpillar's offices being raided by federal authorities, the company's ConExpo-Con/Agg press conference today was less than typical. Keep Reading

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