Location: Hot Springs, Arkansas Conference November 7th at 9 a.m. at The Ouachita Project Management Office 424 Blakely Dam Rd. Royal, AR 71968 Cost of Conference: Individual: $185 (includes social and conferenc Host Hotel: Hotel Hot Springs 305 Malvern Avenue, Hot Springs, Arkansas, 71901-5445 (501) 623-6600 $99 for double bed (single occupancy) $109 for double […]
Good Morning! Thank you for registering for the 2017 Arkansas Waterways Association Conference! We have a great line up of speakers (see attached)! The AWA Social ~ Monday, November 6th at 6 p.m. Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum 120 Riverfront Park Drive North Little Rock, Ar 72114 info@aimmuseum.org “Eat My Catfish” dinner and drinks The AWA […]
Please forward to anyone you feel might be interested! Arkansas Waterways Association Conference Sign up today! November 6th at 6 p.m. Social and net-working Maritime Museum in North Little Rock “Eat my Catfish” and beverages provided November 7th 8 a.m. -2:00 Conference Marriott Banquet Room (lunch provided) (see attached line-up of speakers) […]
Arkansas Waterways Association Conference Save the date: October 17 and 18 Venue: TBA Guest Speakers thus far (look for more coming soon): World Trade Center Mississippi River Alliance, Dominik Knoll, CEO, WTC New Orleans Gene Higginbotham, Arkansas Waterways Commission Arkansas State Representative, Mathew Pitsch Steve Owen, Little Rock Yacht Club Army Corps of Engineers
Save the date: July 28, 2016 Freight network: Arkansas River/StrongPorts Workshops Fort Smith, AR
Honorable Paul Jaenochen, Maritime Administrator, U.S. Department of Transportation presents at the National Waterways Conference.
Dana Weber, CEO of Webco Steel testifying in front of congressional staff the economic significance as well as the importance of maintaining our waterways for transportation. Excellent job, Dana!
Honorable Bill Shuster, Chairman, Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure, U.S. House of Representatives
The Helena Harbor Industrial Complex consists of 4,000 acres of flood-protected industrial sites centered around a two and a quarter mile, nine-foot-deep slackwater harbor. The harbor channel is 300 feet in width and features an additional 50 feet of berthing space over much of its length. A large turning basin is located at the head […]
Maritime produced this great video, “StrongPorts”: http://www.marad.dot.gov/ports/strongports/ It’s a great video depicting the significance, efficiency and effectiveness of how goods from businesses actively move products from their door to your door without ever touching the ground or better known as Marty Shell with Five Rivers Distributing puts it, “the liquid highway.”