Tag: Mark Helm

Dolese Bros. Co.’s Mark Helm (center), was presented the National Stone, Sand & Gravel Association’s Barry K. Wendt Memorial Commitment Award in Nashville. DSC Dredge’s Charlie Johnson (left) and Kristi Wendt, daughter of Barry Wendt, presented the award to Helm. Photo: NSSGA

Helm receives NSSGA’s 2024 Wendt award

March 26, 2024By

Dolese Bros. Co.’s Mark Helm was selected as the recipient of the National Stone, Sand & Gravel Association’s (NSSGA) Barry K. Wendt Memorial Commitment Award.

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While technology tends to pull job prospects to other industries, many aggregate producers have tech opportunities available that can lead to long-lasting careers. Photo: iStock.com/SeventyFour

Solutions to staffing challenges

February 27, 2019By

Leaders at Bond Construction, Cemex, Dolese Bros. and Martin Marietta discuss how they’re overcoming the worker shortage that’s prevalent across the industry.

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The 2019 Pit & Quarry Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony drew the aggregate industry to Indianapolis. Photo courtesy of PamElla Lee Photography

Slideshow: 2019 Pit & Quarry Hall of Fame guests

February 19, 2019By

Images from the 2019 Pit & Quarry Hall of Fame induction ceremony, as well as a few shots of those who attended the festivities.

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Oldcastle Materials CEO offers aggregate industry outlook

March 30, 2018By

Oldcastle Materials CEO Randy Lake, who will serve as NSSGA’s next chairman, breaks down the months to come for the aggregate industry.

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Photo by Megan Smalley

NSSGA welcomes new chairman to board of directors

March 10, 2017By

The National Stone, Sand & Gravel Association elected Mark Helm as its chairman of the board of directors during its Annual Convention in Las Vegas.

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Equipment upgrade improves safety, product quality

January 31, 2016By

Oklahoma’s oldest and largest crushed stone producer, Dolese Bros. Co., recently completed a $14 million upgrade of its […]

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Kids rock: Quarry education

June 11, 2015By

Dolese mines goodwill across Oklahoma by helping students make the connection between quarries and earth science. Kids and […]

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