Vulcan Acquires Wake Stone

Vulcan Materials Co. announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Wake Stone Corp., a leading pure-play aggregates supplier in the Carolinas.  This value-enhancing acquisition is expected to provide more than 60 years of quality hard rock reserves to serve attractive high-growth geographies, most notably Raleigh, N.C. Tom Hill, Vulcan’s chairman and chief executive officer said, “We…

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Permitting Update: North Carolina

Environmental regulators in Gov. Roy Cooper’s administration have given up their fight with Wake Stone Corp. over a proposed quarry next to William B. Umstead State Park, despite objections from Cooper himself and the state agency that oversees the park.  DEQ and Wake Stone have agreed to settle a dispute over a permit that would allow the company to expand…

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Wake Stone Makes Large Donation To Playground Project

Wake Stone Corp.  announced a donation to the town of Knightdale, N.C., for the development of an inclusive playground at Harper Park. The $226,000 donation is a matching fund commitment that will directly benefit the pour-and-play footprint of the playground, as well as additional playground equipment. “Wake Stone and our employees are pleased to announce a gift of $226,000 to…

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Wake Stone Makes Its Point

Jan. 19, 2022 – Wake Stone Corp. CEO Samuel T. Bratton penned an opinion piece for the Raleigh, N.C.-based News & Observer that talks about the importance of the company’s Triangle Quarry expansion, which was granted by RDU Airport Authority. His piece comes after the Umstead Coalition’s Natalie Lew – who opposes the quarry expansion – wrote a Jan. 11 op-ed that…

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