Entries Tagged Editor's Blog

Septic service route drivers must be ever vigilant about the dangers of rural rail crossings, where trains may be seldom encountered and...

The response from family members after a baby fell into an unsecured septic tank last weekend in Arizona was inevitable: They’re going...

Over the weekend, a 2-year-old toddler was miraculously rescued after she stepped on a plastic lid and fell into a septic tank...

Your heavy septic-hauling rig is propelled down the highway every day on several rubber tires. You routinely face heavy traffic, the potential...

To build the professional image of the septic service industry, we must recognize the bad actions of a few who disregard the...

William F. Carroll, former executive director of the Portable Sanitation Association International, pleaded guilty today to six counts of felony embezzlement after...

The Pumper Classy Truck of the Year competition is in full swing this month, and it offers you the chance to help...

The Michigan State University Extension has lobbed another volley in the battle over products marketed as “flushable wipes.’’ The university warns that...

We want to take the wastewater industry conversation to a whole new level at the 2014 Pumper & Cleaner Environmental Expo International...

Art Dominick was driven to own his own small business. He was also a committed husband, father and grandfather who left a...

You know they’re out there, and you meet them every day: homeowners who are neglectful or ignorant about the need for routine...

Pumpers in Marietta, Ohio, this week tested a portable septage receiving station, saying a filtering system of some kind would allow a...

Career-wise, septic service might represent the road less traveled. But as Mike Rowe, host of the long-running Discovery Channel show Dirty Jobs...

We seem to have a day set aside to celebrate everything these days. Do you know we’re about the experience Chocolate Cupcake...