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The Corps of Engineers decided in 2015 to permanently close down the upper and lower locks at the St. Anthony Falls, on the Mississippi River in downtown Minneapolis, ending commercial… Read More

The Tennessee Valley Authority recapped unusual weather in the TVA service area and highlighted a residential energy savings program during a virtual tour October 6. The tour, for stakeholders and… Read More

James “Jimmie” Garrett, long involved in the river industry, most recently as a river transportation management consultant, has joined Merrill Marine Services Inc., Fenton, Mo. He will be working out… Read More

The Corps of Engineers’ Northwestern Division reported October 5 that September precipitation was well below normal in the Missouri River Basin.  As a result, September runoff in the upper basin… Read More

Scania USA announced October 6 that it has selected Laborde Products as the new distributor for Scania marine engines in the Gulf Coast and Midwest markets. For more than 20… Read More

Maritime law has always been a world apart, with different remedies, precedents and rules than those available in the rest of the legal world. When it comes to the coronavirus,… Read More

Using her experience as both a woman and a millennial, Kasey Eckstein used her session at the Inland Marine Expo on October 1 to talk about attracting both groups to… Read More

Superior Industries Inc., a global manufacturer and supplier of bulk material processing and handling systems, announced on September 28 the appointment of Rock Machinery as its crushing equipment dealer in… Read More

After more than 40 years in downtown Memphis, Tenn., The River School is relocating to Olive Branch, Miss. The move, effective November 2, means the school will remain roughly the… Read More