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No, there weren’t any ghosts roaming the halls! But there were several female construction company employees engaged in classroom activities producing “slime.” Laurel McClelland, Kari

The Delta Companies Inc. SEMO Quarry had a front-row seat for the first marathon run in Cape Girardeau in nearly 40 years. More than 800

Laurel McClelland is passionate about chemistry and education. She recently utilized these passions to teach the science of asphalt to several classes of EDGE students.

We continue to provide entertainment and education about the construction industry through book readings. This time it was “Construction Site on Christmas Night.” The book,

Even during the pandemic, the folks at Delta stepped up to help save lives. We hosted a “#DeltaDonates Blood Drive” in partnership with the Southeast

We had the privilege of hosting this month’s Greater Poplar Bluff Area Chamber of Commerce “First Friday Coffee.” (http://poplarbluffchamber.org/) Approximately 60 people attended the event held this

The Delta Companies Inc. partnered with the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) to help children in northeast Arkansas and southern Illinois to Dream Big. The Dream

Members of the National FFA Organization  (formerly Future Farmers of America) from the Jackson High School chapter visited the Delta Companies Inc. Cape Complex on

We once again collected donations for “Coats For Kids.” Kathy Barks, who works in the Corporate Office, served as the champion of this event. The

We had a very busy three hours the last Saturday of September! And, we aren’t referring to our paving crews, quarries, and asphalt plants. The

Children of all ages scrambled to see and touch approximately 25 vehicles, including a race car and hauler, row crop tractor, fire trucks, police cars, aerial boom trucks, garbage

It is not uncommon for a paving crew to have a break in the action while waiting on the next truckload of asphalt to be

Fire trucks, police cars, service trucks from Ameren UE and Plaza Tire, and an Air Evac helicopter drew hundreds of children and their parents to