Obama unveils new 50-billion-dollar infrastructure plan
US President Barack Obama unveiled plans Monday to spend at least 50 billion dollars to expand and renew US roads, railways and airports, in a fresh bid to fire up sluggish economic growth.

Obama's $50 bln infrastructure plan
US President Barack Obama unveiled plans Monday to spend at least $50 billion to expand and renew US roads, railways and airports, in a fresh bid to fire up sluggish economic growth.

Precision passing of Tigers QB carves smiles right off the faces of Illini players
Perhaps Illinois got caught up in some halftime euphoria Saturday after entering the locker room up 13-3 on the heavily favored Missouri Tigers.

Daphne Wysham: Averting the Next Mortgage Meltdown While Cooling the Planet
With a national effort to boost energy efficiency, we could actually meet the the building sector's greenhouse gas emissions targets set by the Obama Administration for the next few years.

Research and Markets: Payment Card Issuer Strategies 2010: The Rise of The Cautious Consumer
DUBLIN----Research and Markets has announced the addition of Javelin Strategy & Research's new report "Payment Card Issuer Strategies 2010: The Rise of The Cautious Consumer" to their offering.

Phone Scam Targets Columbia Co. Residents
COLUMBIA COUNTY, Fla. -- A new telephone scam is making the rounds in Columbia County. Several area residents have reported bogus solicitation calls to the Columbia County Sheriff's Office.

Kellis Robinett's view of the Wildcats
Wade Weibert enjoys telling stories about his teammates and is unafraid to share his opinions about football. Ask him a question, and odds are he won't hesitate to answer.

Averting the next mortgage meltdown
The economy is in the tank, and, unless we do something about it, it's about to get worse. It turns out the mortgage meltdown we've been suffering through is only the first wave.

NFL preview: all 32 teams at a glance
Previews for the 32 NFL teams as they begin the 2010 season, in predicted order of finish:

Targray Appoints Patrick Boutard as Product Manager for Metallization Pastes Product Line
Targray Technology International Inc announces the appointment of Patrick Boutard to the position of Product Manager in the Company's Solar Consumables Division. Based in Montreal, Canada, Mr. Boutard will be responsible for growing Targray's important pastes portfolio, including the company's cutting-edge HeraSol Ag paste compositions.