Knife River Corp
MDU Resources acquires aggregate supplier
Tri-City Paving will become part of Knife River Corp., the construction materials subsidiary of MDU Resources. Keep Reading
MDU Resources acquires Oregon aggregate producer
Teevin & Fischer will become part of Knife River Corp., the construction materials subsidiary of MDU Resources Keep Reading
Inside a Knife River crushing operation
A Knife River operation in Oregon is poised to pounce on a rebounding market behind its new jaw and cone crushing plants. Keep Reading
Hawaii operation overcomes waste coarse aggregate issue
Quarry operation Hawaiian Cement comes across a unique solution for its mountain of waste coarse aggregate. Keep Reading
Knife River names VP of business development
Knife River Corp., an MDU Resources company, appointed Nathan Ring as its vice president of business development and operations support, effective Nov. 1. Keep Reading
App opens door for digital stockpile measurements
Measuring stockpiles can be a complicated process, from accurately measuring the piles to recording and storing data. “Tracking inventory is a hard problem and an inexact science,” said David Boardman, CEO of URC Ventures, at a session during the 2014… Keep Reading
Knife River names Lambert safety director
Jeff Lambert has been promoted to safety director, effective April 28, at Knife River Corp. Lambert will report directly to President Dave Barney. Lambert joined the operation in 1999 and has been director of safety since 2007 for the operation's… Keep Reading
Hildestad retiring, Goodin to assume role at MDU Resources
Terry Hildestad, president and CEO of MDU Resources, has announced plans to retire come January after a 38-year career with the company. David Goodin, who is currently president and CEO of the company's four utility businesses, has been chosen to… Keep Reading
Knife River names safety director
Sean Haggerty has been promoted to safety director at Knife River Corp. He will be based out of the company’s offices in Stockton, Calif. Haggerty joined Knife River in 2007 as safety manager for Hawaiian Cement and West Hawaii Concrete.… Keep Reading
