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Some may be surprised to know that the printed word is still highly sought and cherished by many people, especially here in Oregon.

After 40 years in teaching, a career he loved, Roy Hewett turned 65, and retirement was not an option. He was forced to pack his briefcase, tidy his desk and wish pupils and colleagues at one of East London’s most successful schools, Hudson Park Park School, good bye. Not only was he forced to pack in his headmastership but he was left jobless.

In this 10th edition of his column, Tushar Dhote recounts his recent trip to Bengaluru to attend the silver celebrations of Karnataka Offset Printers Association, and a visit to the Bindwel factory.

Modern Litho printed over 29,000 pounds of papers, which turned into programs for the NCAA March Madness tournament.

Atmospheric rivers since the start of 2023 have dropped massive piles of snow in the Sierra. See how this year's season compares with previous seasons.

Vicky Stationers and Copiers, Print Point and Star Copiers; printers from Pune have equipped in-house binding service by Bindwel to leverage their capabilities beyond just printing

The Arts at Erlanger Committee is now accepting submissions for their upcoming "Seascapes" gallery show from visual artists living in the Chattanooga area.

Europe will struggle over the next two winters to replace Russian natural gas supplies as Chinas appetite for the fuel recovers, the chief executive of Norwegian energy giant Equinor told Reuters... | March 7, 2023

Letterpress printer Emily Hancock doesn’t call herself an artist, but it’s hard not to see the artistry in what she makes.

Letterpress printer Emily Hancock doesn’t call herself an artist, but it’s hard not to see the artistry in what she makes.