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The name of the Tu-Endi-We was based on how how Native Americans had referred to the area where the Kanawha River joins the Ohio River.

The Bessie E. Merrill was built at Jeffersonville, Ind., by Howards in 1911 as the General Craighill for the U.S. Engineers.

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

An investment of $90 million over three years to the Natural Heritage Conservation Program is being made by th...

The Community Foundation for the Ohio Valley (CFOV) is pleased to announce applications will soon be accepted for its Community Leader Internship Program (CLIP)

Built for the Inland Waterways Corporation, the Dwight F. Davis was designed to burn pulverized coal for fuel.

The Washington was a product of the upper Ohio, with the hull built at Murraysville, W.Va., and the boat completed at Wheeling in 1880.

Mercer County, Pa. is home to family-friendly attractions from animal exhibits to outdoor adventures!

The project to build a new lock at Emsworth Dam received an additional $77 million in funding, the Pittsburgh Engineer District announced.

Built in 1927 by the Charles Ward Engineering Works, the Duncan Bruce was described as “a last attempt to revive the sternwheel towboat.”