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Low-Water Woes Continue On Ohio, LMR A drone photo shows low-water conditions at Ohio River Mile 974 near Mound City, Ill., including some of the barges that had grounded in the area recently. (Photo by Zoe Dillworth)

A drone photo shows low-water conditions at Ohio River Mile 974 near Mound City, Ill., including some of the barges that had grounded in the area recently. (Photo by Zoe Dillworth)

Low-Water Woes Continue On Ohio, LMR

October 14, 2022

With no rain relief in sight, historic low water on the inland river system continues to block channels, restrict tow sizes, cause light-loading and slow or halt traffic, affecting millions… Read More

Historic Low Water Highlights Needs, Cooperation WJ Editorial

Historic Low Water Highlights Needs, Cooperation

October 14, 2022

The U.S. inland river system is approaching historic levels of low water at the critical harvest time. Comparisons are being raised to the previous historic low water levels of 2012… Read More

Dredge Hurley Returns Home Following Busy Season The Hurley returned to its homeport in Memphis, Tenn., following a busy season dredging the Lower Mississippi River. (Photo courtesy of Dredge Hurley Master Adrian Pirani)

The Hurley returned to its homeport in Memphis, Tenn., following a busy season dredging the Lower Mississippi River. (Photo courtesy of Dredge Hurley Master Adrian Pirani)

Dredge Hurley Returns Home Following Busy Season

December 6, 2021

By Jessica Haas Memphis Engineer District The Memphis Engineer District’s Dredge Hurley was welcomed home after returning to its home port, Ensley Engineer Yard in Memphis Harbor, Sunday morning, November… Read More

Dredge Hurley Returns Home After Historic Season Dredge Hurley (1)

Dredge Hurley Returns Home After Historic Season

January 3, 2020

On December 9, the Memphis Engineer District’s dredge Hurley returned to its home port at the Ensley Engineer Yard in Memphis Harbor. The Hurley dredged more than 12.5 million cubic… Read More