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Orgill’s customers include a mix of hardware stores, home centers, lumberyards, and farm stores. “Our aim is to aggressively grow in 2025, especially in the northeast in markets the Rome DC ...

Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Pope Francis has his favorite shops and artisans in Rome, and he likes to visit them personally. Some of ...

Officials from the Army and the Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) told Breaking Defense Tuesday that both Carnegie Robotics and Forterra have been selected to move forward with prototyping work on the ...

ORANGEBURG, S.C. — South Carolina State University has officially been designated as a Carnegie Research 2 (R2) institution, becoming the first university in South Carolina to achieve this ...

CARNEGIE — Riley’s Pour House has been a Saint Patrick’s Day staple in Carnegie for decades. On Monday the owners shared a message on social media that they won’t be able to host a Saint ...

A lot of businesses in Crawford County come and go. However, for the people of Townville, there's always been Hanna's Hardware. As I walk into the store on Main Street, I can see all the normal things ...

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It is all to do with something that is being dubbed 'Project ROME'. And no, it's got nothing to do with the ancient Italian city. Now, it appears that work is still going on in the background on ...

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