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Martin Stone Quarries donates to Pennsylvania school district

The aggregate producer donated $30,000 to the Foundation for Boyertown Education, supporting the local school district in Boyertown, Pennsylvania. Keep Reading

Eriez completes Pennsylvania facility expansion

With 38,000 additional square feet, the new space will support Eriez's global research and development, aftermarket repair and testing, and recycling equipment technology. Keep Reading

P&Q Profile: Masters RMC’s Bob Housel

A conversation with the president of Pennsylvania-based Masters RMC about the market's conditions and the history of his family business. Keep Reading

2020 in a nutshell for Pit & Quarry readers

P&Q editor-in-chief Kevin Yanik looks back on 2020, selecting six developments the magazine covered that stand out about the aggregate industry's year that was. Keep Reading

Doing more with less the 2020 recipe for success

In a year that presented numerous obstacles, aggregate producers found quick cost-saving measures in existing operations and ran lean to bring down their cost per ton, writes Rock Machinery's Bryant Fazer. Keep Reading

Pennsylvania’s year of ups and downs continues

The threat of a late-year shutdown on Pennsylvania construction projects was the latest in a string of events that probably gave the state’s aggregate producers heart palpitations. Long-term funding solutions could, however, finally be on the way. Keep Reading

Martin: Production steady, but new pressures emerging

Martin Stone Quarries owner Rod Martin weighs in from the Mid-Atlantic with a Road to Recovery commentary on aggregate production and pricing. Keep Reading

Curry Supply makes key appointment

Will Buddin joins the commercial service vehicle manufacturer as a regional sales manager covering the Southeast. Keep Reading

Plowing through in Pennsylvania despite complex circumstances

The pandemic presented Pennsylvania’s producers more challenges than most, but 2020, when said and done, may turn out alright in the Keystone State. Keep Reading

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