Turn Services News Today

Busloads of high school students from Louisiana’s river parishes visited Port of South Louisiana in an event hosted by We Work the Waterways.

After a career in the barge industry, Capt. Mike Marshall is now captain of the passenger vessel American Melody of American Cruise Lines.

In her new role, Errin Howard will lead IRPT’s new We Work the Waterways program, a maritime industry awareness and education initiative.

Michael Breslin, American Waterways Operator's director of safety and sustainability, discusses some of AWO's recent initiatives.

Todd Fuller and Gary Poirrier joined Associated Terminals 25 years ago. Today, Fuller is president of the company and Poirrier is chairman.

This week's featured Inland Marine Expo (IMX) 40 Under 40 honorees are Russell Smith, Jordan Steines, Sean Tittle and Lloyd Trosclair.

RiverWorks Discovery helps educate the public about about river commerce and the career opportunities available in the industry.

Turn Services has filed a permit application to expand the company’s barge fleet near Mile 124 on the west bank of the Mississippi River.

Under the leadership of Errin Howard, RiverWorks Discovery is educating the next generation of leaders about the barge and towing industry.

Jim Guidry of Kirby Corporation and Frank Morton of Turn Services were honored at the River Bell Awards Luncheon in Paducah, Ky.