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Leadership development and strategy need to be addressed when determing who can take over a company and how to transer ownsership.

Greg Ettling, editor of The Driller, was delighted that the drilling industry would play such a vital role in the rescue of trapped miners in Somerset, Pa.

Irrigation practices and applications can vary greatly from region to region, so we thought we'd give you a sampling of what drillers are doing in some very different parts of the country to keep the land fertile.

The horizontal well industry has come a long way since its inception in the late 1980s.

Editor Greg Ettling shares the results of a recent The Driller survey that asked some basic questions about the rigs you've owned over the years.

For this installment of the hammer and bit series, we present highlights from an interview with Ingersoll-Rand representatives Chip Young and Rudy Lyon.

A variety of design considerations can serve to prevent or slow well system deterioration and facilitate maintenance and rehabilitation in the future.

Thomas Kwader explains that probably the most important factor in determining the depth of a monitoring well is the relative ground water level at the time of installation.

Find out where we've been and where we're headed on this important issue.

Robert Pelikan takes a closer look at the causes of water hammer and considers some remedies.