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Road to Prosperity

Road to Prosperity is a series developed with support from Van Der Graaf, and focuses on discussing and highlighting positive developments, trends, and advancements within the aggregate and mining industries, exploring ways to move forward and achieve success.


Luck president updates on autonomous hauling project

Luck Companies president Richard Luck reflects on the recent success had with autonomous haulers at its Bull Run Plant and how that’s ultimately a testament to the company’s people. Keep Reading

President Trump shares $500B AI infrastructure investment plan

President Donald Trump talked about how Stargate, an entity including OpenAI, Oracle and SoftBank, will invest between $100 billion and $500 billion in infrastructure funding related to AI. Keep Reading

What’s the typical producer’s mindset on technology?

LJ Inc.’s Tracy Slieff visits with P&Q’s Kevin Yanik to discuss how aggregate producers across the industry are slowly changing and some steps they’re taking to prepare operations for the future. Keep Reading

Anderson Columbia adds rail line to aid in quarry expansion

The addition of a rail line is expected to further expedite growth at Anderson Columbia’s Tejas Quarry. Keep Reading

Aggregate reserves drifting from core markets

Whitaker Construction’s John Sather and P&Q’s Kevin Yanik discuss how reserves are seemingly moving away from the demand areas and workarounds to this industry issue. Keep Reading

Luck Companies unveils $450M expansion plan in South Carolina

Luck Companies plans to develop new sites in four South Carolina counties and expand its two existing operations in the state. Keep Reading

South Carolina producer of armor stone, riprap acquired

VA Shore Group purchased Chesapeake Armour Stone & Rip Rap. Keep Reading

GCC to boost Texas presence with acquisitions

The company is adding three aggregate operations in the state through M&A. Keep Reading

Cemex sustainability efforts continue in Texas

Cemex has lower-emission locomotives and haul trucks in service following an award granted through the Texas Emissions Reduction Plan. Keep Reading

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