Just in time for the community’s annual Christmas Parade, Garney Construction delivered this 60-inch piece of candy-cane-striped AMERICAN ductile iron pipe.
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Category: Community Involvement
On Sept. 15, AMERICAN participated in ‘Imagine a Day Without Water’ — a national online movement to raise awareness about the value of water, the country’s aging and failing water infrastructure, and the need for investment.
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The front of AMERICAN Cast Iron Pipe Company will be lit in teal at night throughout the month of September as part of a statewide awareness campaign called “A State of Teal.” The purpose is to bring awareness to gynecologic cancers. The campaign […]
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What started as a literacy class in 1916, is now the ACIPCO Bible Class, giving men and women an opportunity to fellowship and study the Word of God. In 2016, the Bible Class celebrates 100 years of the Golden Rule – do unto others as you would have them do unto you.
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AMERICAN Cast Iron Pipe Company Manufacturing Engineer Ken Murphy was presented with the American Foundry Society’s Service Citation at CastExpo’16. Murphy is being recognized for his work with the Foundry in a Box program.
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The Historic Birmingham Mineral Railroad Signs Project is one initiative seeking to bring attention to and preserve what was once a century-long important component of Birmingham’s iron industry: The Birmingham Mineral Railroad (BMRR).
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Mark Parkins, a territory manager with AMERICAN Ductile Iron Pipe and AMERICAN SpiralWeld Pipe, was appointed to the WaterOne Board on Jan. 26, 2016. WaterOne is an independent, non-profit water utility serving more than 400,000 people in the Johnson City, […]
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AMERICAN Marketing Services Manager Maury Gaston will speak at the Huntsville Branch of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) on Tuesday, Dec. 1, 2015. Gaston will present his Network H2O plan to augment our nation’s water supply through an […]
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More than 60 train enthusiasts, known as the World’s Greatest Rail Fans (WGRF), from around the U.S. and Canada recently visited AMERICAN to see the company’s prized locomotives. This year, the WGRF is celebrating its 50th anniversary of preserving railroad history through photography.
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AMERICAN Marketing Services Manager Maury Gaston spoke with the Engineers Club of Kansas City Sept. 14, 2015, about his plan to augment America’s water supply through a trans-basin network.
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