Upper Ohio Navigation News Today

ACBL's Patrick Sutton was the keynote speakers at the Inland Rivers, Ports & Terminals annual conference in Louisville, Ky.

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Lashed together with steel cables, bundles of trees dangled from a helicopter over the upper Ohio River, ready to become fish habitats.

The Corps of Engineers held a ceremony August 11 to mark the beginning of construction for phase one of the Upper Ohio Navigation Project.

Barging, it turns out, is a close, insular world of locks and dams, skilled workers and entitled executives, Dunkin’ Donuts and filet mignon. And underpinning it all are scores of earnest, hard-working people whose contributions to our region go largely unnoticed.

A focus on the energy outlook and on ongoing construction projects highlighted the second day of WCI's 19th annual Waterways Symposium.

The Montgomery Locks and Dam is getting another round of funding that ultimately help complete a massive project.

The U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center (ERDC) is modeling new auxiliary locks to be constructed on the upper Ohio River.

One Corps of Engineers division encompasses both the Ohio River and the Great Lakes/St. Lawrence Seaway System.

The Montgomery Lock construction project on the Upper Ohio River was a big winner in the Corps of Engineers work plan for Fiscal Year 2022.