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Author: Shelley Byrne

Lower Mississippi River Closed Around Site Of Damaged Memphis Bridge  A crack in one of the main beams supporting the Hernando de Soto Bridge over the Lower Mississippi River has resulted in the closure of the bridge and the river for 1 mile in each direction. The bridge carries Interstate 40 between Memphis, Tenn., and West Memphis, Ark.  (Photo courtesy of Tennessee Department of Transportation)

Lower Mississippi River Closed Around Site Of Damaged Memphis Bridge 

May 13, 2021

(Note: This is an updated and expanded version of a story that was initially posted on Waterwaysjournal.net May 12. This story will be updated as needed.) The Coast Guard… Read More

J.F. Brennan Company Opens Paducah Facility The new J.F. Brennan Company Mid-South Branch at 6410 Kentucky Dam Road in Paducah, Ky.

J.F. Brennan Company Opens Paducah Facility

May 10, 2021

J.F. Brennan Company has expanded its operations, opening a new Mid-South branch in Paducah, Ky. Brennan is a fourth-generation, family-owned marine construction firm headquartered in La Crosse, Wis.,… Read More

Former Lock And Dam 52 Property To Be Conveyed To Metropolis-Massac Port Authority

May 7, 2021

Former Ohio River Lock and Dam 52 property near Brookport, Ill., is being conveyed to the Metropolis-Massac Port Authority later this year. The provision was written into the… Read More

ARTCO, Castlen Steel Partner On Ohio River Terminal

May 7, 2021

Castlen Steel and American River Transportation Company (ARTCO) are partnering for barge fleeting and cleaning to serve the Owensboro, Ky., and Rockport, Ind., areas and expect to operate a… Read More

Landowner, Corps Differ Over Cause Of Erosion Near Olmsted Property owners along the Ohio River in and near Olmsted, Ill., talk to investigators from the Corps of Engineers during a site visit in June 2020. (Photo courtesy of Sandra Thornton)

Landowner, Corps Differ Over Cause Of Erosion Near Olmsted

May 4, 2021

Property owners along the Ohio River near Olmsted, Ill., and the Corps of Engineers both agree riverbank erosion is occurring, but they disagree as to its cause. Sandra… Read More

Cairo Port District Signs Labor Agreement

May 4, 2021

Developers of a port under development in Cairo, Ill., signed a project labor agreement April 27 with the Illinois AFL-CIO guaranteeing at least 500 union jobs in building it. Read More

Fall Project To Complete Levee System Crews finished the Island 8 Parcel 1 Project along the Mississippi River Mainline Levee south of Hickman, Ky., in April, along with a second project. They are now preparing for the final project to revitalize the Hickman, Ky.-Obion River Levee System. The Island 8 Parcel 2 Seepage Remediation Project is scheduled to begin in the fall and to be complete in late 2023. (photo courtesy of the Memphis Engineer District)

Fall Project To Complete Levee System

May 3, 2021

The Memphis Engineer District expects to complete a levee system along the Mississippi River in far western Kentucky and northwest Tennessee within in a little more than two… Read More

One Dead, Two Missing In Louisville Barge/Boat Accident

April 26, 2021

Search teams have covered more than 60 miles of the Ohio River looking for a missing man and woman following an accident between a commercial tow and a… Read More

Study: Waterways Add $36 Billion To Illinois Economy A screenshot from a video the Illinois Department of Transportation posted online helps explain the impact of the Illinois Marine Transportation System as determined in a newly released transportation plan and economic impact study. (Courtesy of Illinois Department of Transportation)

Study: Waterways Add $36 Billion To Illinois Economy

April 23, 2021

A newly released study shows the amount and direction of waterborne freight in Illinois and helps to quantify its economic impact as well as giving recommendations for how the… Read More

Chicago Harbor Lock Reopens For Season The Corps of Engineers, in conjunction with the U.S. Geological Survey, conducted a reverse backflow test on the Chicago Harbor Lock, measuring the uplift pressure that occurs within the lock chamber during a backflow event. (Photo courtesy of the Chicago Engineer District)

Chicago Harbor Lock Reopens For Season

April 23, 2021

The Chicago Harbor Lock reopened April 15 after a five-month closure to reconstruct a portion of the north chamber wall, with similar closures expected over the next four winters. Read More

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