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News Story Archive

Archive: October, 2009

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16 Oct 2009
U.S. Army awards $51.5 million contract for the Middletown Armed Forces Reserve Center to Connecticut contractor
LOUISVILLE, KY – The U. S. Army Corps of Engineers awarded a $51.5 million contract to KBE Ventures,
6 Oct 2009
Ohio River is open despite Markland
Despite a miter gate failure at the Markland Locks on the Ohio River in Warsaw, Ky. Sept. 27, tows
6 Oct 2009
Corps evaluates Evansville levee system
During five days in September, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Louisville District’s levee safety
6 Oct 2009
Wounded Warrior now a Corps employee
District employee Luis Rivera-Rios never met his uncle. All he knew was what his parents told
6 Oct 2009
Corps mission vital to corn, soy farmers
What’s the connection between farming and the Corps?H2O.Water was the subject Aug. 31 when Indiana
6 Oct 2009
Real estate division connects largest intermodal in North America
It’s a win-win situation, and the Louisville District helped make it happen.The Army, city of
6 Oct 2009
Falls City Engineer: a history
The first Falls City Engineer went to print in October 1977, but the publication wasn’t the
6 Oct 2009
Duties in Iraq earn Farkus top honors
ut of the 120-degree heat and dust.On July 8, after a year in Iraq, Louisville District Project
6 Oct 2009
Corps and environmental agencies meet at Green River
They lie still at the bottom of the river for decades, housed inside two shells. Yet for all their
6 Oct 2009
Power of Ohio River harnessed to create green energy
n Aug. 5, 2009, American Municipal Power (AMP), the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the Federal