Supporting New Technology in Roslund School
Williams is pleased to support an initiative to bring Promethean Boards to classrooms in Roslund Elementary School in Tunkhannock. Roslund…
Just about everything is something to be learned
About the author: My name is Vincent and I am currently pursuing a degree in computer science at the University…
Williams Supports Tunkhannock Founder’s Day
We had a great time at Tunkhannock’s 33rd Annual Founder’s Day this past weekend. Our company was one of the…
Why the Whoop?
Howdy, my name is Alex and I’m an electrical engineering intern in the E&C group at Williams. I’m also the…
Thank you, United Way of Allegheny County, for recognizing our 2013 Pittsburgh office campaign
At Williams, we have a long-standing tradition of supporting the United Way in many of the communities where we operate.…
Embracing the Opportunity to Face Your Audience
About the author: My name is Mimi and I am a senior studying Mechanical Engineering at Penn State University. This…
Third superload move: From Benwood rail yard to Oak Grove in one day
Williams’ third superload move will leave the Benwood rail yard at approximately 9 a.m. tomorrow, Friday, June 6, and is…
Showing our support of the arts in West Virginia
Williams employee Carolyn recently delivered a $2,000 check to ArtsLink, a non-profit organization that serves as the arts council for…
Rally for Pennsylvania Jobs and the Energy Industry
Williams employees from across Pennsylvania joined about 3,000 supporters of natural gas development in a march and rally at the…
Supporting entrepreneurs’ innovation is important to us
One of Williams' previous taglines, "Ingenuity Takes Energy," was truly reflected during our recent participation in a competition that gathered…
Knowledge is Power
Williams volunteers were back in action at California University of Pennsylvania to judge the National Fluid Power Association’s Fluid Power…
Energy-Filled Visitors Invaded the Pittsburgh Office
On April 24, children and grandchildren of Williams employees visited the Pittsburgh office. Sure, a child sees a parent getting…