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ACBL Successfully Completes Recapitalization

May 1, 2020

American Commercial Barge Line Holding Corporation announced April 30 that it has successfully completed its recapitalization and emerged from Chapter 11 reorganization. “ACBL is moving forward as an inland barge… Read More

Turn Services Celebrating 30 Years In Business All of Turn Services’ towboats are named for champion racehorses, like the mv. Native Dancer, shown here. (Photo courtesy of Turn Services)

All of Turn Services’ towboats are named for champion racehorses, like the mv. Native Dancer, shown here. (Photo courtesy of Turn Services)

Turn Services Celebrating 30 Years In Business

April 17, 2020

In 2020, New Orleans-based Turn Services, one of the largest independent barge fleeting and shifting companies in the United States, is marking 30 years operating on the Lower Mississippi River… Read More

ACBL Hunkers Down, Keeps Cargoes Moving

March 27, 2020

As more and more states issue lockdown orders in response to the coronavirus, barge companies like American Commercial Barge Line are tightening sanitation protocols, adjusting shore-based employee procedures and making… Read More

‘Knowledge Isn’t Powerful Until You Share It’: For Knoy, Communication Is Key

February 14, 2020

By the end of 2019, Mark Knoy, president and CEO of American Commercial Barge Line, knew he had some tough and challenging tasks ahead of him. The unprecedented season of… Read More

ACL To Recapitalize, File For Chapter 11 Reorganization The mv. Hal J. Pannell of American Commercial Barge Line on the Lower Mississippi near Vidalia, La. (Photo by Jeff L. Yates)

The mv. Hal J. Pannell of American Commercial Barge Line on the Lower Mississippi near Vidalia, La. (Photo by Jeff L. Yates)

ACL To Recapitalize, File For Chapter 11 Reorganization

February 5, 2020

(Updated February 7 to include more quotes from Mark Knoy) American Commercial Lines Inc. (parent company to ACBL and ACBL Transportation Services) announced February 4 that it has entered into… Read More

Obituary: Pamela Weiss

January 17, 2020

Pamela Weiss of St. Louis, Mo., recently retired logistics specialist, died January 14 of cancer. She was 63. She began her long career in the river industry working in the… Read More

Robert L. Posey Getting New Nozzles And Rudders ACBL project managers Ron Schneider and Ron Culp flank James Marine superintendent Raymond Willingham. (Photo courtesy of ACBL)

ACBL project managers Ron Schneider and Ron Culp flank James Marine superintendent Raymond Willingham. (Photo courtesy of ACBL)

Robert L. Posey Getting New Nozzles And Rudders

August 16, 2019

Forty-five years old and one of the most powerful towboats on the river, the mv. Robert L. Posey is about to receive some major new equipment that is anticipated to… Read More

‘Doc’ Sneed Golf Tournament Displaying the proceeds from the 2018 tournament are J.B. Meiman, director logistics boat planning; Jenifer Tretter, administrative assistant; Rich McCarty, director of grain and fertilizer; Kathy Sneed; and Neil Collins, ACBL director of purchasing.

Displaying the proceeds from the 2018 tournament are J.B. Meiman, director logistics boat planning; Jenifer Tretter, administrative assistant; Rich McCarty, director of grain and fertilizer; Kathy Sneed; and Neil Collins, ACBL director of purchasing.

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