Former ARTBA Executive Harry Lindberg Dies
By Mark Holan, editorial director, ARTBA Long time national and state transportation infrastructure leader Harry A. Lindberg, 95, died at his home in Plymouth, Minnesota, Dec. 24, 2018. Lindberg was ARTBA’s executive vice president from 1978 to 1984. Following...
New ARTBA Chapter Leaders Emerged in 2018
New state chapter leaders, from left to right: Dean, Prasad, and Sakata. By Allison Rose, director of Member Services, Records & Chapter Relations, ARTBA Three association executives with diverse backgrounds and experience assumed leadership roles at...
ARTBA Chapters Celebrate Milestones in 2018
Ohio Contractors Association (OCA) President Chris Runyan, right, accepts a replica of the U.S. Capitol dome from ARTBA’s Rich Juliano at the state group’s centennial celebration. By Allison Rose, director of Member Services, Records & Chapter Relations, ARTBA...
Wagman Heavy Civil, Inc. Opens I-95 Northbound Bridge in Virginia
A Dec. 12, 2018, image of I-95 bridges over the Meherrin River in Emporia, Va., about 65 miles south of Richmond. Northbound on left, southbound on right. By Mark Holan, editorial director, ARTBA ARTBA member Wagman Heavy Civil, Inc. Dec. 4 opened the northbound...
Heritage Group Founder & Industry Pioneer Fred Fehsenfeld Dies
By Mark Holan, editorial director, ARTBA Fred Fehsenfeld, the visionary founder of transportation construction giant The Heritage Group and a pioneering advocate for “Critical Commerce Corridors,” died Nov. 28. He was 94. With a mechanical engineering degree from...Advertisements:
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