Pete Sigmund - Mon October 04, 2004
North American Distributors Tour Hyundai Asian Facility
In 1940, Chung Ju Yung ran an automobile repair business. Through hard work and enterprise, he established Hyundai Engineering & Construction Company in 1947. In 1972, the company broke ground for what is now the world’s largest shipyard....
Pete Sigmund - Wed August 13, 2003
Route 66: A Continuing Saga of Americana
Route 66, America’s legendary highway, is a worldwide symbol of lost dreams and new searches.
In the mid-1930s, “Okies” and “Arkies,” heading west seeking a living in California for their families, putt-putted along it in beaten-up jalopies, carrying mattresses, chicken coops and other scant possessions atop their vehicles....
Wed July 30, 2003
American Shoring Aids in Tough Jersey Boring Job
In May 2002, Vollers Excavating and Turner Construction Co. needed to bore 80 ft. (24 m) under Route 53 in two separate locations to install fire and domestic water lines to the Pfizer Pharmaceutical campus in Morris Plains, NJ.
Considering the length and depth of the pit requirements, Vollers contacted American Shoring for its shoring needs because the company supplies the longest lining plates in the industry....
Tue May 13, 2003
Arab-American Firms Seek Iraq Contracts
DETROIT (AP) _ Call it business, or call it a touch of nostalgia. Either way, local Arab American businessmen hope to secure a small portion of the billions in contracts up for grabs in the ongoing bid to rebuild Iraq....
Thu January 16, 2003
Cohen Joins American Highway Users Alliance as Vice President of Policy
Gregory M. Cohen has joined the American Highway Users Alliance as the vice president, policy and government affairs. He assumed the position on July 8.
"Greg Cohen will help to shape our priorities and strategy for the reauthorization of the federal highway bill and other important legislative issues," said William D....
Tue September 24, 2002
$21.7 Million Project Will Upgrade American Airlines’ St. Louis Terminals
American Airlines and Lambert-St. Louis International Airport are spending $21.7 million to make the airport experience more convenient with improvements to the American Airlines and American Connection terminals and expansion of the B and C-D security checkpoints....
Gwenyth Laird Pernie - Fri September 06, 2002
American South Demolishes Hendersonville School
Hendersonville Middle School, located in Hendersonville, NC began site preparations for major renovations and new construction in early June.
According to Hendersonville Middle School Principal Dr. Chuck Pressley, overcrowding and the need to upgrade the main school building convinced the Henderson County School Board to remodel the main 20,000 sq....
Amanda L. Gutshall - Tue June 25, 2002
American Services Razes Four Cincinnati Buildings
No one heard “Timber,” only the sound of shears ripping apart concrete during American Services Group Inc.’s, recent demolition of four buildings along Race and Sixth streets in Cincinnati....
Fri June 07, 2002
Greg Cohen Joins American Highway Users Alliance
Gregory M. Cohen has joined the American Highway Users Alliance as the vice president, policy and government affairs. He will assume the position on July 8.
"Greg Cohen will help to shape our priorities and strategy for the reauthorization of the federal highway bill and other important legislative issues," said William D....
Brenda Ruggiero - Fri June 07, 2002
Native American Museum Takes Shape on the National Mall in D.C.
A very different type of building will be taking shape over the next two years on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. Situated between the Air & Space Museum and the U.S. Capitol, the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian (NMAI) will consist of a curvilinear structure covered with Kasota limestone, which is found only in Minnesota....
