Luck Stone contribution to benefit Virginia students
Luck Stone made a contribution to a Virginia organization that will purchase books and deliver giveaways to hundreds of preschoolers and kindergartners.
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Pullen: Why effective communication is a must
Luck Stone’s John Pullen shares how the nation’s largest family-owned producer of crushed stone adapted during the pandemic.
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Remembering Charles S. Luck III
A selfless leader who lifted Luck Stone to new heights while putting his employees and communities first, Charles Luck III died Dec. 1 at age 87.
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A video tribute to Charles S. Luck III
Charles S. Luck III was enshrined in the Pit & Quarry Hall of Fame in 2018, joining his father, Charles Luck Jr., who was inducted in the inaugural 2013 class.
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Lessons learned from a pandemic – and looking forward
While 2020 presented challenges for Luck Companies, John Pullen, the company’s chief growth officer, says there are reasons to be optimistic about 2021 and beyond.
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Seaborn: Questions arise about key producer markets
Scott Seaborn shares the Luck Companies experience with aggregate production and pricing this year through his latest Road to Recovery commentary.
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Order, track, deliver: A look at Luck Stone’s JobSight app
How Luck Stone’s new digital ordering platform improves customer experience and efficiencies.
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Road to Recovery: The view from Virginia
The vice president of Luck Stone’s Northern Region reflects on activity within the state, offering several reasons for optimism about the road ahead.
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Virginia-based Luck Stone settling into Georgia
While the family-owned company has the largest quarry network in the state of Virginia, the company’s opportunity for growth resides largely away from its home base.
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