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Former US transportation secretary joins Graniterock

Mary Peters, secretary of transportation under President George W. Bush, was elected to the company’s board of directors. Keep Reading

Vulcan’s Hill reflects on 2017, year ahead

Vulcan Materials' Tom Hill offered some thoughts on the company's 2017 performance and looked ahead to the coming months in a call with investors. Keep Reading

Cemex hosts fundraising race at California quarry

Cemex hosted a 5K, the fourth annual Run Around the Rocks, as well as an open house, at its Lytle Creek Quarry near Rialto, California. Keep Reading

Vulcan Materials to acquire Polaris Materials

Vulcan Materials Co. has reached a definitive agreement to acquire Polaris Materials Corp., an aggregate and logistics company that serves California markets. Keep Reading

California threatens to close Cemex coastal sand operation

The state of California is ordering Cemex to obtain permits and pay state royalties for its Monterey County sand operation – or be shut down. Keep Reading

Cemex planning distribution terminal for Los Angeles

The rail-served aggregate distribution terminal will serve Southern California, and a new aggregate-loading system is coming to a company quarry in the region. Keep Reading

State transportation bill passes in California

The $54 billion plan cleared both the state's senate and assembly chambers with ease, and the governor is expected to sign it. Keep Reading

Vulcan receives approval for California quarry expansion

Vulcan Materials received approval for its requested San Emidio Quarry expansion. Keep Reading

McLanahan to host water management school

Due to the strict regulations faced by many mineral and aggregate processing facilities, McLanahan Corp. is hosting a Water Management School in Ontario, Calif., on Sept. 24 to educate members of the industry. According to McLanahan, those in attendance will… Keep Reading

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