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With an optional variable gauge undercarriage for greater stability, the new Cat 352 hydraulic excavator is set up with more power for bigger jobs.

Equipped with a more powerful engine, wider track and 7.5-ton counterweight, Cats new 340 hydraulic excavator offers more power, stability and productivity.

Kara Taylor is showing the work of two sculptors working in different media and vastly different styles, and it’s well worth a visit to her eponymous West Tisbury gallery. Inside, Taylor has reserved the main gallery space for the work of Adrian Smith, a stone carver who has created a series of nature-inspired carvings done […]

The Kara Taylor Gallery welcomes guest artists, beginning this weekend through Sept. 11 — stone carver Adrian Smith, with outdoor steel sculptures by Island native Brian Abbott. Smith studied under a master carver in Kathmandu, Nepal, learning to carve stone Buddhas. His teacher’s ancestors were the architects and sculptors of many of Nepal’s great temples. […]

Caterpillar has unveiled its updated 350 excavator that boasts a maximum dig depth of 26 feet 11 inches and a strong swing torque.

FRANKLIN — The Franklin Planning Board held a public hearing Aug. 4 to discuss the application for a quarry on South Bay Road by TC Gravel and to consider

Tutwiler Hall on the University of Alabama campus was imploded in early July.

According to the town’s ordinance, an applicant gets final rebuttal when responding to opponents to a proposed project.

OptiFunderSM, a warehouse management system for the mortgage industry, has announced it is now integrated with the Fannie Mae Connect Whole Loan Purchase Advice Seller API. The integration will expedite the processing and reconciliation of purchased loan data for mortgage bankers, the company said.

While rates continue higher, from South Carolina comes, “I just got 30 minutes of cardio trying to pick up an ice cube off the kitchen floor.” Plenty of folks on the East Coast are dealing with other kinds of ice (we all know how 2 inches of snow grinds Atlanta to a halt), or may be hunkered down watching Kevin Costner in “Yellowstone” growl his way through the script like he has marbles in his mouth. Meanwhile, digital banker Milo has plans to launch the first-ever...