The Hatteras Acquisition
Kusler Yachts provides insight and updates on the acquisition of Hatteras Yachts.
The White River Marine Group, part of the Bass Pro Shops family of brands, purchased Hatteras Yachts and facility in New Bern, North Carolina. The White River Marine Group is the world’s largest boating manufacturer. Its holdings include lines: Ranger, Mako, Tracker, and a number of others.
The White River Marine Group boasts a long history of boating innovation. Its origin lies in the 1978 when Johnny Morris introduced the Bass Tracker. The Tracker was bass fishing’s first every ready-to-fish boat, motor and trailer package. The company’s platform and history of innovation are well suited to ushering in the next era of Hatteras.
Rendering of expanded Hatteras Yachts facility.
With the acquisition of Hatteras, the company plans a large investment in the New Bern, North Carolina facility. In addition to continuing to produce Hatteras Yachts, White River Marine Group plans to relocate its Mako and Ranger Saltwater manufacturing to North Carolina. The vision includes expansion of the Hatteras yard, both increasing capacity and providing a saltwater base of operations for White River Marine.
Johnny Morris on the Purchase
Johnny Morris, owner of Bass Pros Shops and White River Marine Group, announcing the purchase of Hatteras Yachts.
The move brings clarity to the situation surrounding Hatteras Yachts. It also promises stability. Johnny Morris, the owner of Bass Pro Shops and the White River marine Group, described the acquisition with genuine passion and excitement.
“We are inspired by the many similarities between the pride and passion of the master boat builders from our home in the Ozarks and the legendary boat builders of North Carolina and the New Bern area in particular. Both share the same genuine commitment to American craftsmanship, with scores of family members working together and generations of highly experienced boat builders taking pride in what they do,” said Morris.
“We’re committed to support Hatteras in staying true to its roots as a legendary saltwater brand built by a passion for fishing while expanding our operations to better serve all those who love the sea,” explains Johnny Morris.
The acquisition, announced on Thursday May 20, 2021, was a well-guarded secret. The announcement showcased White River Marine Group’s excitement and incredible profile. In attendance were not only Johnny Morris and the executives from WRMG, but also North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper and Nascar legend Richard Childress and Daytona 500 winner Austin Dillon.
The Tracker car made an appearance (and did an awesome burn out) on the floor of the Hatteras plant.
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Kusler Yachts maintains deep connections with the Hatteras brand and in its developments. We’re committed to keeping Hatteras owners (current and prospective) up to date as the situation moves forward.
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The initial reaction from the sportfishing industry has been overwhelmingly positive. Morris announced sweeping donations to conservation groups in North Carolina and those dedicated to offshore fishing.
This is an exciting time for Hatteras and those who love the brand.
For more information, see the complete press release, 210520 WRMG Hatteras release – FINAL (1)
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White River Marine Group Acquires Legendary Boat Builder Hatteras
Company announces expansion of Hatteras with iconic MAKO and Ranger Saltwater boat brands to relocate to modernized state-of-the-art coastal manufacturing center
Passion for fishing drives vision to establish New Bern, N.C. as “the saltwater sportfishing boat building capital of the world.”
NEW BERN, NC – Noted angler and conservationist Johnny Morris, who founded and grew both Bass Pro Shops and White River Marine Group to become North America’s premier outdoor and conservation company, today announced plans for a significant expansion of its saltwater manufacturing footprint with the acquisition of Hatteras Inc. The legendary maker of saltwater fishing boats is based in New Bern, North Carolina, a premier location for saltwater fishing.
Hatteras leapt to the forefront of the sportfishing industry more than 60 years ago, with ruggedly built saltwater boats that earned a reputation for high-performance. Just how impactful is the influence of Hatteras Yachts on the offshore boating landscape? Transformational. When Willis Slane, Hatteras’ founder, built the 41’ Knit Wits in 1959, it was the world’s first fiberglass boat over 40-feet in length.
From the groundbreaking hull number one, Hatteras has earned a reputation for industry-leading performance, innovation and seaworthiness. Engineered to stand up to the unforgiving conditions of North Carolina, Hatteras Yachts can be found all over the world. The brand’s trademark lies not only in technical innovation, but in the effortless blending of luxury with performance.
Today, it continues to build exceptional yachts and quality sportfishing boats. The White River Marine Group provides an incredible platform to usher in the next era of the historic brand.
The brand will become part of the White River Marine Group, the world’s largest boat manufacturer. The family of brands includes TRACKER BOATS, the No. 1 fishing boat in America for the past 45 years; ASCEND, the world’s best-selling kayaks; and other leading brands including MAKO, Ranger, Triton, Tahoe, Nitro and others.
The addition will shift the focus of the company’s saltwater manufacturing from the Midwest to the Atlantic seashore, closer to the saltwater market and a thriving community of craftsmen and women. The company will continue to support and grow Hatteras, as well as relocate production of iconic saltwater boat brands MAKO and Ranger Saltwater to New Bern, which is poised to become the new world capital for offshore angling and boating.
While White River plans to continue to produce a limited number of exceptional Hatteras yachts, the primary focus will be devoted to building the next generation of the very finest sportfishing boats ever made. Uniting the Bass Pro Shops family of brands with Hatteras Yachts promises good things for the offshore sportfishing industry.
Bass Pro Shops has long been a leader in conservation across North America. The company’s heritage is defined by not simply supporting conservation, but actively driving it.
Plans call for a major investment to modernize the Hatteras facility and establish a state-of-the-art coastal manufacturing center generating hundreds of new jobs. Consistent with Bass Pro’s reputation for turning shopping for outdoor gear into an experiential adventure, the plant will offer customers demo rides on the Atlantic Ocean and opportunities to tour the factory. It will also serve as an R&D center for sea-trialing and product development across all three brands.
The move frees up capacity at existing manufacturing plants in Miami, Oklahoma and Flippin, Arkansas for additional freshwater boat production, with zero job losses anticipated.
Driven by passion for fishing
Boating and fishing have been at the heart of Bass Pro Shops since its founding in 1972, when avid young angler Johnny Morris started selling bait and tackle in 8 square feet in the back of his father’s liquor store in Springfield, Missouri.
Six years later, Morris revolutionized the marine industry when he introduced the world’s first “fish ready” professionally rigged and nationally marketed boat, motor and trailer package, the Bass Tracker. For the first time, fishermen could buy quality fishing boats “factory direct” at tremendous savings, allowing thousands of families to access the water for the first time. In Hatteras, Morris identified the same qualities responsible for Bass Pro’s growth and success – pride, quality and craftsmanship.
“We are inspired by the many similarities between the pride and passion of the master boat builders from our home in the Ozarks and the legendary boat builders of North Carolina and the New Bern area in particular. Both share the same genuine commitment to American craftsmanship, with scores of family members working together and generations of highly experienced boat builders taking pride in what they do,” said Johnny. “We’re committed to support Hatteras in staying true to its roots as a legendary saltwater brand built by a passion for fishing while expanding our operations to better serve all those who love the sea.”
Passion for offshore angling
Morris himself has long been familiar with Hatteras and offshore angling off the coast of North Carolina. On March 3, 1995, while fishing sunken World War II ships 25 miles off the coast of Cape Hatteras not far from New Bern, Morris caught and released what was, at the time, a single day record 31 giant bluefin tuna, estimated to weigh more than 12,000 pounds, on rod and reel.
Committed to Conservation
To honor the legacy of dear friend and North Carolina conservation hero Eddie Bridges, Johnny Morris also announced a $1 million conservation pledge focused on the coastal area, to be paid over 5 years .
Mr. Bridges, who was scheduled to attend today’s announcement ceremonies, passed away earlier this week. Eddie leaves behind a lasting impact in North Carolina, having established the North Carolina Wildlife Endowment Fund and not-for-profit North Carolina Wildlife Habitat Foundation.
The pledge awards several significant grants to conservation organizations actively working to advance wildlife and habitat conservation in North Carolina. The grants are funded in part by the not-for-profit Bass Pro Shops and Cabela’s Outdoor Fund, which unites millions of passionate sportsmen and women by inviting them to round up their purchases to join the company’s efforts as partners in conservation.
First year commitments include:
- $100,000 to the North Carolina Wildlife Habitat Foundation : As a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization, the Foundation assists in the acquisition, management and protection of wildlife habitat within the state of North Carolina and promote conservation education for the benefit of future generations.
- $50,000 to the University of Maine for a North Carolina-based Atlantic bluefin tuna satellite tagging project . One of the most sought-after gamefish in the world, the research project will assess the status of the Atlantic bluefin tuna population and set management and conservation goals to ensure the long-term sustainability of the species.
- $50,000 to the International Game Fish Association for a rigorous Marlin satellite tagging project . As the world’s largest citizen science billfish conservation project of its kind, the research is designed to better understand population connectivity on a global level to help ensure long-term conservation.
Committed to Conserving Marine Fisheries: The grants reflect Johnny’s steadfast commitment to positively impact marine fisheries. He previously co-chaired the Morris-Deal Commission on Saltwater Recreational Fisheries Management, leading to the congressional reauthorization of the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act in June 2015, advancing key saltwater recreational fishing priorities across the nation’s marine fisheries.
Several prominent conservation leaders from around the state and nation were on-hand to participate in the announcement including:
- Jeff Angers, President, Center for Sportfishing Policy
- Jason Schratwieser, President, International Game Fish Association
- Ellen Peel, President, Billfish Foundation
- Kyle Briggs, Deputy Director, North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission
- Teena Koury, Vice Chairman, North Carolina Habitat Foundation
- Gordon Myers, Retired Director, North Carolina Resources Commission
- Walt Golet, Ph.D, Professor, University of Maine School of Marine Sciences
“This is not just a business investment for us,” said Morris. “It’s at the heart of who we are. Fishing, boating and conservation have been lifelong shared passions in our company, and we are grateful to our team members and independent dealer network members for their boundless enthusiasm and support. We are honored to be a part of the New Bern community. Our goal is to grow operations in North Carolina and expand upon the legendary foundation of the Hatteras brand and its incredible people.”
Morris added, “We love the passion for fishing and commitment to craftsmanship found in New Bern. We’re very grateful to Governor Cooper and his team, as well as community officials and leaders including Craven County Manager Jack Veit and Craven County Board of Commissioners Chairperson Jason Jones for their genuine welcoming spirit and their leadership in supporting our vision to invest in this incredible community.”
Committed to North Carolina : The New Bern facility is an opportunity to strengthen Bass Pro Shops’ 22-year history in the state, which began with the opening of the company’s Outdoor World store in Concord, North Carolina in 1999. A longstanding friendship between Johnny and North Carolina-based racing legend Richard Childress has resulted in a significant partnership promoting iconic outdoor brands to a global audience through major NASCAR sponsorships.
Lauren Good named Director of Saltwater Operations
During today’s ceremonies, White River Marine Group President Scott Ernest announced that Lauren Good, a 12-year veteran of the company, has been appointed to Director of Saltwater Operations and will be overseeing the new Hatteras facility. Lauren started in retail operations and held several leadership roles within the company before transitioning to manufacturing.
“It’s great to see the next chapter open for this important manufacturing site in our region,” said N.C. Representative Steve Tyson. “White River Marine Group is the number one company in their industry, and we welcome the new jobs and investment they’re bringing to New Bern and Craven County.”
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R ichard Childress Racing, which made its NASCAR Cup Series debut during the 1969 Talladega 500, the infamous race where the majority of drivers and teams boycotted due to safety concerns, has established itself as one of the most legendary organziations in the history of the sport.
After running 285 NASCAR Cup Series races as a driver, Richard Childress stepped aside in an effort to turn his race team into a successful race-winning and championship-winning team. It worked.
Heading into the 2024 season, RCR has achieved 116 wins in the NASCAR Cup Series ranks to go along with six NASCAR Cup Series championships. The team was also the place that the legendary Dale Earnhardt called home from the 1984 season until his death on the final lap of the 2001 Daytona 500.
The first win for RCR in the NASCAR Cup Series came with NASCAR Hall of Famer Ricky Rudd behind the wheel of the No. 3 car at Riverside International Raceway in 1983. Rudd would also win at Martinsville later that season. The following year, Earnhardt took over the car for good, and built an incredible legacy in Welcome, North Carolina.
Including Rudd and Earnhardt, RCR has fielded race-winning cars for 11 different drivers.
Kyle Busch made the move to Richard Childress Racing heading into the 2023 NASCAR Cup Series season after spending 15 successful seasons with Joe Gibbs Racing. In his first year with RCR, Busch notched three victories.
In 2024, RCR will field the No. 3 car with Austin Dillon and the No. 8 car with Kyle Busch full-time, and it will also have a part-time No. 33 car, which will be shared by Austin Hill and Ty Dillon.
This article was originally published on www.si.com/onsi/racing-america as Richard Childress Racing .
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I had to do a little research, I don't know why RCR isn't building LS motors. :scratch:
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Looks Bad to the bone, gonna need a little more Prop, lol.
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How old is that motor? They have been sb2 for a while now. Or is that a lower series motor?
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Looks great. Ought to be a quick boat. Need some close-ups though. lol
- Jan 24, 2015
without knowing the engine output and a 2.88 i'm thinking he could use more prop. like 4 -82's or more.
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What size sprockets on that bad ass beach cruiser. Betcha that thing will really haul the mail.
How long till its done? Like to see what its got at the Freedom ride if its gonna be there. I got a 14' flatbottom glass boat three seater with a LS.
Btw Fun looking boat!
- Jan 25, 2015
The real fast Eddie has a big block on a 14' ride boat, get that beast done and line it up with him, the winner keeps the name :stirpot:
Sorry for my lack of knowledge but what's the cylindrical tank
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Looks like oil tank since its a dry sump
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Jason richard childress was booked in del norte county, california for dui with alcohol & drugs..
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The Final Appeal Officer ruled against Richard Childress Racing on Monday for the penalties it received with Austin Dillon’s Richmond win, meaning that Dillon’s victory will not count toward playoff eligibility.
NASCAR penalized Dillon for wrecking two drivers on the final lap of the race by not allowing the win to qualify Dillon for the playoffs.
Bill Mullis, Final Appeal Officer, stated: “The data presented today from SMT and IDAS systems indicate that more likely than not a rule violation did occur at Richmond Raceway on 8-11-24 by the No. 3 RCR car on the last lap of the race. (Rule 12.3.2.1.B Eligibility, race finishes must be unencumbered by violations of the NASCAR rules or other actions detrimental to stock car auto racing or NASCAR as determined in the sole discretion of NASCAR.)”
It is the second appeal RCR has lost . There are no other avenues for RCR to appeal the decision in NASCAR. The ruling Monday means that Dillon must win Sunday’s Southern 500 (6 p.m. ET on USA Network) to make the playoffs.
Joey Logano was headed for the victory before Dillon wrecked him in Turn 3 on the final lap at Richmond. Logano spun and hit the wall after the contact from Dillon.
Denny Hamlin took the lead but Dillon hit him in the right rear, sending Hamlin into the wall and Dillon to the win. The victory put Dillon in the playoffs until NASCAR stripped that aspect of the win three days later .
Dillon later said of the situation: “In the end, you don’t hate the player, you hate the game .
“That was the situation that I was up against. I’ve learned a lot from Joey and Denny over the years. They don’t have any regrets in what they do on the racetrack. I can’t either and I don’t feel that way.”
Both Hamlin and JTG Daugherty Racing co-owner Brad Daugherty estimated the playoff ban could cost Richard Childress at least $2 million.
Daugherty, who also serves as an analyst for NBC Sports, called NASCAR’s actions against Richard Childress Racing a “very, very, very hard penalty. … This is going to hit RCR pretty substantially in their pocketbook because we’re always trying to figure out a way to create a positive balance of our checkbooks. This could be multiple millions of dollars in losses based upon this penalty.”
| Major fields of hydrogeologic emphasis for Mr. Slade include groundwater resource development (basin-wide studies, and water well design and construction), and aquifer analysis. Principal projects have involved, evaluations of entire groundwater basins, aquifer test analyses, assessment of water quality problems and groundwater degradation, design of water wells for municipal supply, well rehabilitation assessments, monitoring of all phases of water well construction, locating and designing groundwater monitoring networks, and providing expert witness testimony for groundwater litigation. Considerable work has also been performed for numerous vineyards and wineries in both the Central Coast and Northern California regions; types of work have included feasibility studies for determining final locations for new wells, designing new wells, monitoring of the construction of new wells, working with drilling contractors, evaluating down-hole problems (such as sanding) in existing wells, and developing protocol for water well rehabilitation. Hydrogeologic studies have also involved evaluation of hazardous wastes such as acid mine drainage, leachate from sanitary landfills, and groundwater degradation resulting from leaking underground storage tanks containing various chemicals and organic compounds. Numerous groundwater studies and monitoring projects have involved volatile organics (TCE, PCE, etc.) and subsurface gasoline spills. Hydrogeologic assessments and definition of appropriate mitigation measures for environmental impact analyses have been provided also. Important to Mr. Slade's broad background is the experience gained while being a participant with other geologists on international geologic study tours to Europe, Iceland and Scandinavia, the former Soviet Union, South America, the People's Republic of China, Africa, New Zealand and Australia. Local groundwater and surface water features, large faults and landslides, mines, and oilfields were visited in these countries. In December 2008, based on the recommendation of the Administrative Committee (the water managers for the cities of Burbank, Glendale, Los Angeles and San Fernando, and the Crescenta Valley Water District), the Superior Court of Los Angeles County selected Mr. Slade as the new Watermaster for the entire Upper Los Angeles River Area (ULARA). Mr. Slade represents only the third Watermaster of ULARA since the date of the original adjudication of the region in January 1979. Independent consulting practice established in 1983 to provide technical, professional, and direct personal services to the groundwater industry. Hydrogeologic projects have included groundwater resource development; locating and designing water wells; assessing potential degradation resulting from hazardous waste sites and sanitary landfills; conducting water level and water quality monitoring from monitoring networks; defining aquifer characteristics from long-term aquifer tests in active wells; observation and monitoring of water well construction; providing expert witness testimony for a variety of groundwater cases; and providing hydrogeologic elements and mitigation measures for environmental assessments. Joined the firm in 1970 as an engineering geologist and hydrogeologist. Advanced to Associate in 1975. Participated in and supervised geotechnical and hydrogeologic projects of various complexities, from the feasibility level through final design. His investigation and reports have analyzed faults and seismicity, earth materials, and groundwater problems for such facilities as dams, reservoirs, treatment plants, tunnels, industrial and residential buildings, sanitary landfills and groundwater basins. Major experience has involved field mapping, logging of bore holes, monitoring of groundwater observation holes, data analyses, and report writing. Since 1972, Mr. Slade was the responsible hydrogeologist for several major groundwater basin projects including locating and designing of new wells and well redevelopments, calculations of groundwater in storage, determination of aquifer parameters, and evaluation of dewatering criteria. Several studies utilized emplacement of deep exploratory drill holes, analyses of geologic and geophysical data, and monitoring and analyses of groundwater levels, quality and pollution, and assessment of leachate and gases at existing landfills. In addition, he conducted and supervised groundwater pollution studies and evaluation of several active and proposed sanitary landfill sites; he has supervised geologic and hydrogeologic studies for the evaluation and abatement of acid mine drainage from a large, inactive sulfur mine; and he has participated in assessing groundwater, geologic, and geotechnical parameters which affect sewer infiltration and inflow. Performed hydrologic and hydrogeologic studies along pipeline and tunnel routes for State Water Project, conducted field mapping and exploration along tunnel routes, conducted and supervised aquifer tests for calculations of dewatering parameters for tunnel routes and dam sites. Served as Resident Geologist in charge of tunnel mapping and tunnel conditions for the Newhall and Castaic tunnels, excavated by tunnel boring machines. Pipkin, B. P., Gisler, P. M., and Slade, R. C., 1969, "Electrical Conductance of Soils Under Stress": paper pre-sented as Association of Engineering Geologists, Twelfth Annual National Meeting, San Francisco. Misen, R. T., and Slade, R. C., 1973, "Hydrogeology Investi�gation, Carpinteria Ground Water Basin, California": paper presented at Association of Engineering Geologists, Six�teenth Annual National Meeting, Los Angeles. Slade, R. C., 1975, "Hydrogeological Investigation of Carpinteria Ground Water Basin, Santa Barbara County, Cali�fornia": unpublished M.S. Thesis, Engineering Geology, Uni�versity of Southern California. Slade, R. C., 1975, "Utilization of Subsurface Oil Industry Data in Ground Water Basin Studies--Three Southern Califor�nia Case Histories": paper presented at National Water Well Association, Technical Division, Annual Meeting, paper pre�sented at New Orleans. Hill, R. L., Sprotte, E., Bennett, J., and Slade, R., Febru�ary 1979, "Fault Location and Fault Activity Assessment by Analysis of Historic Level Line Data, Oil Well Data, and Ground Water Data, Hollywood Area, California": abstract published in Tectonophysics, Vol. 52, No. 1-4, Special Is�sue; paper presented at 1977 International Symposium on Re�cent Crustal Movements, Stanford University. Hill, R. L., Sprotte, E. C., Chapman, R. H., Chase, G. W., Bennett, J. H., Real, C. R., Slade, R. C., Borchardt, G., and Weber, F. H., Jr. 1979, Earthquake hazards associated with faults in the greater Los Angeles metropolitan area, Los Angeles County, California, including faults in the Santa Monica-Raymond, Verdugo-Eagle Rock, and Benedict Canyon fault zones: California Division of Mines and Geol�ogy Open-File Report 79-16 L.A. Panelist and Participant, February 1980 and April 1980, Sem�inar on the Application of Innovative Approaches to Infil�tration/Inflow (I/I) Studies: Seminar sponsored by Camp Dresser McKee, Inc.; provided engineering geologic, hydrogeologic, and geotechnical parameters to I/I studies. Gardner, D. A., and Slade, R. C., 1981, "Effect of Nitrogen Loading and Irrigation Rate on Amount of Nitrogen Leached to Ground Water, San Martin, South Santa Clara Valley, Califor�nia": paper presented at 24th Annual Meeting of the Associ�ation of Engineering Geologists, Portland, Oregon. Slade, R. C., 1981, "Hydrogeologic Conditions in the Mission Creek Subbasin, Upper Coachella Valley, California": pre�sented in Guidebook No. 9, Annual Field Trip, Geology of the San Jacinto Mountains; published by South Coast Geological Society. Slade, R. C., 1981, "Hydrogeology of Carpinteria Ground Wa�ter Basin, Santa Barbara County, California": paper submit�ted for publication in the Guidebook of the Southern Cali�fornia Section of the Association of Engineering Geologists, Annual Field Trip, Ventura-Santa Barbara Area, California. Slade, R. C., 1982, �Basin-Wide Studies and Thorough Speci�fications Lead to a Good Well," The Johnson Drillers Jour�nal, pages 13-17, Third-Fourth Quarter 1982. Runyon, K., Slade, R.C., Leitzell, C. R., and Fall, E. W., 1982, "Red Hill Disposal Site, A Case Study": paper pre�sented at Fifth Annual Madison Conference of Applied Re�search and Practice on Municipal Industrial Waste: Univer�sity of Wisconsin-Extension, September 1982. Speaker and Panelist, March 1984, Groundwater and Wells Sym�posium: Seminar sponsored by Johnson Screens, Orange, Cali�fornia; provided details of groundwater monitoring, monitor�ing network design, and groundwater sampling. Slade, R. C., 1984, "Hydrologic and Geologic Highlights--Past and Present, Northwestern South America": paper pre�sented at Fall Conference, American Water Works Association, October 1984, Reno, Nevada. Whitten, M. G. and Slade, R. C., 1986, "Some Considerations in Groundwater Monitoring": paper presented at 82nd Annual Meeting, Cordilleran Section, The Geological Society of America, Abstracts with Programs, Los Angeles, March 1986. Guest Lecturer, March 1988. Toxic and Hazardous Materials Control and Management Certificated Program: University of California at Los Angeles Extension; Groundwater Monitoring, Protection and Cleanup. Speaker, September 1988. Presented professional talk enti�tled "Groundwater Resource Development," Paper presented at the Arizona-California-Nevada Water and Pollution Control Association Tri-State Seminar; Laughlin, Nevada. Slade, R. C., April 1991, "Perspectives on Groundwater Contamination": paper presented at 63rd Annual Conference of California Water Pollution Control Association, Pasadena, California. Smith, L., Slade, R. C., and Childress, A., May 1993, "Paleochannel Features and Their Possible Influence on Contaminant Migration in Groundwater": paper presented at the AAPG-Pacific Section Annual Conference, Long Beach, California. Guest Lectures: January, April, and October, 1991, "Design, Sampling and Monitoring of Monitoring Wells," for University of California at Los Angeles Extension Class; Groundwater Monitoring, Protection and Cleanup. Slade, Richard C. April 27, 1994, �Hydrogeology of the Carpinteria Groundwater Basin, Santa Barbara County, California: paper presented in Groundwater Geology of the Wine Country, Carpinteria and Santa Ynez Valley Region, Santa Barbara County, California. Coast Geologic Society, 1994 Field Trip Guidebook. Slade, R. C., LaPensee, E. F., September 1995, "Local Groundwater Resources of the Napa Valley": paper presented at 1995 Groundwater Resources Association Annual Meeting, Napa, California. Slade, Richard C., November 15, 1995, "Preparation of Technical Specifications for Water Well Construction:� lecture presented at AWWA Conference, California-Nevada Section�Water Well Technology Committee, Stockton, California. Slade, Richard C., February 10, 1996. "Construction Specifications. . . Improving the Odds:" talk presented at California Groundwater Association Annual Seminar, Sacramento, California. Slade, Richard C., April 12, 1996, "Hydrogeologic Considerations for Well Siting and Construction:" presentation at the Spring Conference, California-Nevada Section, AWWA, Redding, California. Slade, Richard C., February 20, 1997, "Drilling Methods and Technical Specifications for Production Wells:" Paper presented at American Water Works Association Conference, CA-NV Section, Sacramento, California. Slade, Richard C., April 25, 1997, "Importance of Hydrogeologic in Well Feasibility and Well Design:" Groundwater and Surface Water Storage Seminar, Metropolitan Water District of Southern California. Slade, Richard C., and Sinacori, Michael J., October 9, 1998, �Hydrogeologic Homework, NOT LUCK:� talk presented at the AWWA California/Nevada Conference, Reno, Nevada. Slade, Richard C., and LaPensee, Earl F., October 19, 2000, �How Local Hydrogeologic Conditions Influence Well Design Options.� Paper presented for the AWWA California/Nevada Conference titled �Optimizing Use of Ground Water Resources, Focus on Water Supply Wells and Well Design,� Lakewood, California. Slade, Richard C., March 8, 2001, �Groundwater Management Strategies for Vineyards and Wineries,� fourth annual Central Coast Viticulture and Encology Issues Conference, Santa Maria, California. Slade, Richard C., April 21, 2006, �Key Hydrogeologic Issues With Water Wells at Vineyards and Wineries�: Paper presented at Water Wells and Irrigation Systems Seminars; Paso Robles, California. Will, Robert A.; Yeh, Michelle; Eckhart, Lance; Slade, Richard C.; and Williamson, Mark S., December 5, 2007: "Numerical Modeling of a Complex Regional Aquifer Recharde and REcovery System (R3) in the Upper Mojave River Basin, California": Paper presented at 2007 NGWA Groundwater Expo and Annual Meeting. Slade, Richard C., February 21 & 22, 2008, �So, You Want To Get and Keep A Successful and Efficient Water Well�: Verbal presentation at Central Coast Viticulture and Enology Conference in San Luis Obispo, California, for California State University at Fresno. Slade, Richard C., April 22, 2009, �Groundwater Conditions in the Napa Valley.� Presentation at the Workshop of the Napa Valley Grapegrowers in Napa, California. Slade, Richard C., November 5, 2009, �How to Locate, Drill and Construct a Successful Water Well.� Presentation at the Napa Valley Wine and Grape Expo in Yountville, California. Slade, Richard C., March 13, 2012, �Key Issues for Vineyard Supply Water Wells.� Presentation to The Napa Sustainable Winegrowing Group in Napa Valley, California. Slade, Richard C., August 14, 2012, "Watermastering the ULARA Groundwater Basins." Presentation to the Southern California Section of Association of Engineering Geologists. October, November 1974. One of 34 delegates in the National Water Well Association Goodwill People-to-People Working Travel Program to Europe and the Soviet Union. Trip in�cluded England, Holland, Switzerland, Germany, and the Soviet Union. June, July 1982. One of 18 geological participants in the "Geology of the Andes" Summer Study Tour to Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, and the Galapagos Islands. June, July 1984. One of 24 geological participants in the "Geology of The People's Republic of China" Summer Study Tour. Trip also included Hong Kong, Japan, and Korea. July 1985. One of 20 geological participants in the "Geology of Iceland and Norway" Summer Study Tour. December 1986. One of several geological participants in a geologic field study tour of New Zealand and Australia. July, 1988. One of 22 geologic participants in a geo�logic field study tour of the East African Rift Zone in Kenya and Tanzania. Other viticultural, vineyard and winery areas visited have included: eastern France; southeastern France; south-central France; the Chianti and Tuscany areas of Italy; portions of Chile and Argentina including the highest vineyards on earth in the Andes of Chile (Colchagua Valley, Donald Hess property); and the Stellenbosch-Franschhoek (Winelands) area of South Africa. 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Richard Reed Childress (born September 21, 1945) is an American former race car driver in NASCAR. As the owner of Richard Childress Racing (RCR). In 2004, he opened a vineyard in the Yadkin Valley AVA near Lexington. [1] Childress sat on the board of directors at the National Rifle Association of America until 2019.
North Carolina had help when it came to reeling in Bass Pro Shops' $34 million boat manufacturing operation - in the form NASCAR's Richard Childress.. Newly-disclosed records show the racing ...
The yacht is on the market. It's listed for sale at $4,200,000. It's been available for 423 days. You can see the online listing of Dale Earnhardt's boat here. Dale Earnhardt was a NASCAR champion. Seven time champion to be exact. To this day, that remains a tie for the series title record with Richard Petty.
Kusler Yachts provides all the information you need about the acquisition of Hatteras Yachts by the White River Marine Group. Skip to main content. 619.831.8330. Contact. ... but also North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper and Nascar legend Richard Childress and Daytona 500 winner Austin Dillon.
Today, it continues to build exceptional yachts and quality sportfishing boats. The White River Marine Group provides an incredible platform to usher in the next era of the historic brand. ... North Carolina in 1999. A longstanding friendship between Johnny and North Carolina-based racing legend Richard Childress has resulted in a significant ...
Richard Childress is hands-on at his winery. His latest venture, Childress Vineyards, is a 35,000-square-foot facility on 65 picturesque acres in Lexington, North Carolina, near Childress racing ...
Richard Childress was a 19-year-old race fan when he drove south to Daytona Beach from North Carolina in 1965 to roll into Daytona International Speedway for the first time. Then the track was a ...
Notably, six of Childress' championships were earned with his best friend, Dale Earnhardt, over a dominating eight-year span (1986, 1987, 1990, 1991, 1993 and 1994). Beyond the racetrack, Childress is a businessman, philanthropist and conservationist - he loves wine, the outdoors and investing in America's youth.
In conjunction with Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, the Childress Institute continues to be the focus of Childress' and RCR's philanthropic efforts. •Four Coke Zero Sugar 400 wins. Richard Childress is chairman and CEO of Richard Childress Racing, one of the most storied teams in NASCAR he founded in 1969.
Richard Childress Racing Team Information. R ichard Childress Racing, which made its NASCAR Cup Series debut during the 1969 Talladega 500, the infamous race where the majority of drivers and ...
Richard Childress Racing is a renowned, performance-driven racing, marketing and manufacturing organization. Incorporated in 1969, RCR has celebrated over 50 years of racing and earned more than ...
Richard Childress Racing (RCR) is an American professional stock car racing team that currently competes in the NASCAR Cup Series and the NASCAR Xfinity Series.The team is based in Welcome, North Carolina, and is owned and operated by Richard Childress.In the Cup Series, the team currently fields three Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 teams: the No. 3 full-time for Austin Dillon, the No. 8 full-time for ...
The Richard Childress Boat. Thread starter FAST EDDIE; Start date Jan 22, 2015; Southern Airboat Gallery Archives. F. FAST EDDIE Member. Jan 22, 2015 #1 We call my current project the Richard Childress boat. The reason behind that is it has an RCR engine. NASCAR engine pretty much sums it all up. With a 2.88:1 Ox Box and a 78 inch NGR.
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Dave Blaney (2005) Clint Bowyer in the No. 07 car in 2007. Bowyer at Daytona in 2008.. With AOL leaving as sponsor, Childress had two voids left to fill. He decided to rehire Blaney, and signed Jack Daniel's to sponsor the car, marking one of the first hard liquor sponsorships in NASCAR's history. The team also changed its number to 07 to commemorate JD's slogan "Ol' No. 7". [1]
While Earnhardt had driven for RCR in a handful of events during the 1981 season, it wasnt until 1984 when Earnhardt raced full time for Childress. The average Richard Childress is around 62 years of age with around 32% falling in to the age group of 51-60. Welcome to the official Facebook of Richard Childress Racing.
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Motorized yachts are more common than sailing vessels in California with 2,068 powerboats listed for sale right now, versus 722 listings for sailboats. Yacht prices in California. Prices for yachts in California start at $12,000 for the lowest priced boats, up to $4,193,800 for the most luxurious, opulent superyachts and megayachts, with an ...
The Final Appeal Officer ruled against Richard Childress Racing on Monday for the penalties it received with Austin Dillon's Richmond win, meaning that Dillon's victory will not count toward playoff eligibility. NASCAR penalized Dillon for wrecking two drivers on the final lap of the race by not ...
16 years in the Pit Stop Dept at Richard Childress Racing. Founder at Pit Stops for Hope, a charity created to fight child poverty. Author of Checkers or Wreckers. 2000 LSU Baseball Natty. · I ...
Smith, L., Slade, R. C., and Childress, A., May 1993, "Paleochannel Features and Their Possible Influence on Contaminant Migration in Groundwater": paper presented at the AAPG-Pacific Section Annual Conference, Long Beach, California. ... Slade, Richard C., February 21 & 22, 2008, So, You Want To Get and Keep A Successful and Efficient Water ...