With the recent housing downturn, a lot of drillers are expanding their horizons and looking for work different than what grandpa did.

With winter headed our way, a lot of us are starting to think about maintenance and upgrades during our slow season.

Thoughts on the current political scene.

I just recently got back from an adventure in Slovakia. It was one of the most enjoyable trips of my life.

This month, Wayne Nash offers a commentary on ways to solve the country's energy problem.

In 40-plus years in the drilling business, I’ve certainly see my share of changes in the industry.

I’m sure all of us are aware of the outrageous price of fuel lately. Everyone I’ve talked to has a different opinion about the huge increase in prices. Most of the good ideas seem to come from people who are well connected with reality, such as well drillers and other independent businessmen who deal with simple concepts like supply and demand on a daily basis. On the other end of the scale is the U.S. Senate ...

Now that most of us are drilling in the 21st century, cuttings disposal is starting to become a much more important issue than it was.

The drilling industry never ceases to amaze me. I’ve been around long enough to see some absolutely amazing developments as the industry matures and progresses.

Since it’s primary season, y’all probably know I couldn’t resist taking a few jabs at the people who think they are qualified to lead us.