Audio version of Drilling In-Site series features talk about safety, fluids, other topics of interest to drillers.

Brand leaves print magazine in the past, expands digital and video.

Readers have likely heard the adage "may you live in interesting times." I cannot remember a more interesting time.

As we sit here going into the third week of an unprecedented shutdown of the United States economy, did you plan for the unexpected?

History fascinates me. That fascination led me several years ago to develop a timeline of drilling history for our website.

Drilling, like all professions, has pros and cons.

We spend a lot of time in this space doling out advice on how contractors can do their jobs better. Now I want to flip the script and hear from readers: What advice do you have for us?

Contractors who expect and plan for the unexpected — who plan from day one for extended periods of business hardship — are the ones who make it past that critical five-year mark.

Small companies can use any one of these three scenarios to fuel growth, or any combination of the three.

I read an update recently to a story we wrote about in summer 2016.