R. J. Corman Railroad Group is pleased to announce receiving two substantial grants under the Kentucky Short Line Infrastructure Preservation Program (KSLIP) from the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet.

The KSLIP Program is a significant new initiative aimed at funding critical rail infrastructure projects that help maintain and improve the efficiency and safety of short line railroads. 

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In the picture: Federal, state, and local partners, along with R. J. Corman officials, celebrated the groundbreaking of the Bluegrass Multimodal Freight Improvement Project at the site of the future R. J. Corman railyard in Frankfort, Ky.

Nicholasville, KY – R. J. Corman Railroad Group, LLC is pleased to announce they will benefit from two Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety Improvements (CRISI) grants announced this month, totaling over $35 million. These grants will fund significant rail improvement projects in Kentucky and Ohio, enhancing the safety, efficiency, and economic competitiveness of the regions served.

Christina Booth-Jackson, Vice President of Information Technology at R. J. Corman Railroad Group, has been recognized by Railway Age as one of the industry's leading women in 2024. This prestigious award honors outstanding female leaders making significant contributions to the North American rail industry.

NICHOLASVILLE, Ky—R. J. Corman Railroad Company is excited to announce a new relationship with National Cement Company of Alabama, Inc. (NCC of AL). This collaboration will see NCC of AL shipping cement to its new location in Lebanon, Tennessee, which is rail-served by R. J. Corman Railroad Company’s Nashville & Eastern Line (NERR). The inbound cement shipment originates in Ragland, Alabama, and interchanges with the NERR via CSX.

R. J. Corman is pleased to announce that its 75,000-square-foot distribution center in Clarksville, Tennessee, is transitioning to a new client - an industry leader in paper products beginning in September. This transition is a testament to R. J. Corman's ability to adapt to its customers' changing needs and provide the highest level of service to its clients. 

R. J. Corman is committed to providing continued growth and improvement for its customers. Seeing a great opportunity, R. J. Corman presented an idea to L&W Supply in Myrtle Beach, SC, to build a 520 feet rail spur connecting its facilities to R. J. Corman’s Carolina Lines (RJCS.) 

These facilities are only a few of the 200+ branches L&W Supply has nationwide. L&W is the nation’s largest distributor of wallboard, suspended ceiling systems, steel studs, joint treatment, insulation, fasteners, and other building products. 

Nestled in Woodburn, Kentucky, the R. J. Corman South Union Distribution Center stands apart from the typical multi-client facility. Here, a unique and dedicated service model thrives, catering exclusively to the needs of a single client through a full-facility consignment model with our customers: Logan Aluminum. This strong partnership allows R. J. Corman's Distribution Center's team to tailor its operations entirely to Logan Aluminum's requirements, fostering a seamless flow of materials that keeps its production line going.