Pic: Fuel/Lube Service Truck Assists in Coal Mine Operations

Fuel/Lube Service Truck Assists in Coal Mine Operations

Elliott Machine Works recently produced mobile fuel/lube service trucks for a coal mine operation in North Dakota. | Click to continue reading.

Red River Ranch Cleans Up Raw Wood Waste in Stanton

When Red River Ranch LLC was founded in 1992, the Stanton, Ky., operation specialized in underground storage tank cleanup. | Click to continue reading.

Kia Plant Driving Force Behind New I-85 Interchange

When Kia Motors America’s first assembly plant opens in West Point, Ga., later this year it’ll have the added distinction of having the biggest footprint in the country. | Click to continue reading.

Manhattan-Sized Reservoir Intended to Help Everglades

IN THE EVERGLADES, Fla. (AP) Out here, where turtles lumber across two-lane highways, sugar is king and alligators own the swamp, the silence is broken by the sound of rumbling trucks and earthen explosions. | Click to continue reading.

Special Features
Pic: Chinese Contractors a Small But Growing Presence in U.S.

Chinese Contractors a Small But Growing Presence in U.S.

The People’s Republic of China is too large for the U.S. construction industry to ignore. The huge Asian power is consuming half of the world’s cement production and driving up the price of steel and copper with its massive building programs.

Pic: Stimulus Package Offers Incentives to Industry

Stimulus Package Offers Incentives to Industry



Regional Stories

This Month in Profile Publications - New York State's exclusive magazine for Municipal Equipment

Superintendent of Public Works Robert ‘Bob’ Kowalik and the Village of Akron

Spend time in this charming upstate village of about 3,000 residents, have a drink of water, flush a toilet, or even flick a light switch and you will in some way connect directly to the village’s department of public works. Ever since the 1800s Akron has been supplying the village with its own electric power at a competitive rate, delivering its own pure-tasting water from the village’s 100-acre plus reservoir, treating its sewage, as well as providing traditional highway work. | Click to continue reading