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H. Nelson Spencer

H. Nelson Spencer

Chairman at The Waterways Journal

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  • English
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  • Transportation and Logistics

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Wood Leases Mv. Erin M. Brooks From Maritime Partners - The Waterways Journal

Wood Towing Company, the towing arm of the Wood family of companies, has leased the towboat Erin M. Brooks from Maritime Partners Inc.
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Capt. Richard Ardeneaux, Cooper Marine & Timberlands - The Waterway...

Richard Ardeneaux Ardeneaux hired on with Cooper Marine & Timberlands in 2010 and, four years later, he became pilot on the original mv. Green Wave.
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Capt. Billy Allen, Golding Barge Line - The Waterways Journal

Capt. Billy Allen, 68, is a senior captain with Golding Barge Line, where he has worked for the greater part of his 40-year career on the river.
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Terral Expands In Vidalia And Natchez - The Waterways Journal

Terral RiverService acquired the assets of Vidalia Dock & Storage Company, Two-J Ranch Inc., 363 Dry-Dock & Repair LLC, and Natchez Marine & Towing Inc.
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Hard Work, Perseverance Are Keys To IMX Honoree Marko’s Success - T...

Mike Marko, president and owner of Mike’s Inc. and this year’s selection for the IMX Achievement Award, has always had an innate ability to fix things.
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Newsom Opens Storage Facility In Greenville - The Waterways Journal

Jim Newsom Ag Service Inc., dealing in salvaged grain, fertilizer and other agricultural products, has recently added a storage warehouse located in the Greenville, Miss., port complex at Lower Mississippi River Mile 537. The enclosed warehouse can handle 5,000-plus tons of six different commodities, along with open-air storage for more than 10,000 tons. Newsom uses […]
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Busatto Carries On Family’s Rich River Tradition - The Waterways Jo...

Brad Busatto, president of Industry Terminal & Salvage Company, is carrying on a family tradition that stretches back to the 1930s.
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Chem Carriers Adding Two New Towboats - The Waterways Journal

Chem Carriers LLC, Sunshine, La., has announced it is expanding. The liquid transportation firm, founded in 1994, is adding to its fleet of towboats, said Frank Banta, president. “We let a contract to Verret Shipyard to build two new towboats. The boats will be 76 by 32 feet and have 1,600 hp. from…
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Jim “Goat” Patterson: An Unassuming River Legend - The Waterways Jo...

Easy to laugh, Jim “Goat” Patterson is known for hearty outbursts that can spill over into the next room or fill a convention center, as one might expect from a riverman who stands 6’5” and weighs well over 300 pounds. Some of this was on display during his acceptance speech at the recent River Bell […]
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Pete Merrill: Still Surveying After 55 Years - The Waterways Journal

Pete Merrill, the has been working as a marine surveyor for 55 of his 75 years, and he still comes in early at Merrill Marine Services.
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Harley Marine Gulf Exiting Inland Unit Tow Business - The Waterways...

Harley Marine Gulf has exited the inland unit tow business in favor of growing its bunkering operation. On May 29, the company sold four of its 12 towboats.
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Capt. Ron Harrison, Bellaire Harbor Service - The Waterways Journal

Capt. Ron Harrison has been working on and around the rivers his whole life; he now works with his brother Bob at Bellaire Harbor Service on the Ohio River.
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Capt. Bryon Given, Inland Marine Service - The Waterways Journal

Capt. Bryon Given helms the Leonard L. Whittington, a 140-foot, 5,600 hp. towboat operated by Inland Marine Service for American Commercial Barge Line.
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Four Long-Timers—Cumulative Experience, 200 Years—Retiring ... - Th...

No sooner had this story—which is about two soon-to-retire rivermen who have spent their entire careers with the same company—started to take shape than it quickly doubled in scope. Two other retirees from the same company, it turned out, had been there every bit as long. “The story can’t be about just us,” said both […]
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Parker Towing Acquires Henry Marine Service - The Waterways Journal

Parker Towing Company Inc., Tuscaloosa, Ala., “one of the oldest, most respected barge lines in the country,” as its literature states, recently expanded its marine and terminal operations on the southeastern waterways with the acquisition of a marine services company in Mobile, Ala. On September 27, Parker Towing purchased the assets of Henry Marine Service […]