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BOYLE Deeds filed recently in the office of Boyle County Clerk Trille Bottom include: Ann M. McMillin, through Gary W. McMillin, Lisa G. and Mark E. Hobbs, and Gary W. McMillin to Mary and Henderson Goins Jr., property  on Cloverdale Drive, $127,000....

Guthrie’s staff to visit Danville Congressman Brett Guthrie’s staff will gather at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Danville City Hall. Guthrie’s staff, along with Mayor Bernie Hunstad, will be available to answer questions from residents. The...

The California Energy Commission unanimously approved a regulation today capping the power consumption of televisions sold in California starting in 2011. Although the Consumer Electronics Assn., which represents the world's largest TV makers, was...

Oskar van Deventer, an electrical engineer living in Leidschendam in the Netherlands, has had ideas floating around in his head for toy-puzzle designs since he was 12 years old. But until he started using a little-known technology called 3-D printing...

Home computer printers gave people the ability to produce bank statements, concert tickets and holiday cards at the touch of a button. But what if you wanted to “print out� a dinner plate, the leg of an armchair or an eyeglass frame? It may sound...

  All of the layoffs and job cuts that are happening not only here in Western Washington, but, around the country many people are asking have we hit rock bottom with our failing economy.   So far this year 125,000 people around the nation have lost...

Last week, interior designer Amanda Masters alighted, ever so briefly, on an Ultrasuede banquette built into the circular sunken living room in a 1990s Mt. Olympus McBachelor Pad. The clock was ticking relentlessly. Masters had just six more days and a...

Frank Lloyd Wright is often credited with saying that "television is chewing gum for the eyes." If providers of the nascent interactive TV industry are right, consumers will have much more to chew on. During last week's cable industry convention at...

Motorola Inc.'s new cell phone chief is adamant that the company's snazzy new phones will be on store shelves in plenty of time for the holiday shopping season. "We won't have any delays," Ron Garriques said. "There are no component or supply issues."...