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Barges Removed, Bridge Partially Reopened At Channelview Screen capture from Coast Guard drone video of the removal of the second barge from the I-10 bridge.

Screen capture from Coast Guard drone video of the removal of the second barge from the I-10 bridge.

Barges Removed, Bridge Partially Reopened At Channelview

September 27, 2019

Around midnight September 20, following torrential rain dropped in the Houston area by the remnants of Tropical Storm Imelda, nine barges broke away from their moorings at San Jacinto River… Read More

Barges Break Away On San Jacinto River, Damaging I-10 Bridge Barge Allision at San Jacinto River Bridge

Barges Break Away On San Jacinto River, Damaging I-10 Bridge

September 20, 2019

Around midnight September 20, following torrential rain dropped in the Houston area by the remnants of Tropical Storm Imelda, nine barges broke away from their moorings at San Jacinto River… Read More

Kirby Takes Delivery Of Two New Boats The mv. Steve Holcomb is the first boat to come out of San Jac Marine LLC, Kirby’s new shipyard on the site of the former Sneed Shipbuilding. (Photo courtesy of Kirby Inland Marine)

The mv. Steve Holcomb is the first boat to come out of San Jac Marine LLC, Kirby’s new shipyard on the site of the former Sneed Shipbuilding. (Photo courtesy of Kirby Inland Marine)

Kirby Takes Delivery Of Two New Boats

May 17, 2019

Almost three years to the day after the bankruptcy of Sneed Shipbuilding Inc., the “new” yard at Channelview, Texas, now owned by Kirby Corporation and named San Jac Marine LLC,… Read More