Philadelphia's Camac Street used to be paved in wood - now the city is returning it to its roots 02:02. PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Philadelphia is getting part of its history back.

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Roy Wood Jr.’s On Point, But Hilarious, Reason For Turning Down Tequila on CNN’s NYE Live Show "The last Black man that drank on this network got fired,” the comedian told Andy Cohen and ...

MILWAUKEE, WI (CBS 58) -- Ike Wynter is a Milwaukee wood artist who is tapping into nostalgic memories to connect with millions across the country. Wynter is a self-described eco-sustainable wood ...

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It’s Superwood. Waste wood scraps, changed at the molecular level, could become heavy-duty building materials—and even replace plastic, aluminum and carbon fiber in our vehicles and gadgets ...

Wood had announced in April a possible Sidara offer valued at about $321 million and a potential $450-million "capital injection." Wood shares have been suspended from trading since May 1 on the ...

Wood turning can be a lot of fun, and there are some pretty amazing things that you can make once you have the proper tools. But you're going to need access to a lathe before you can get started ...

James Wood, just 11 months into his MLB career, is doing his best to silence any doubters before they can even get a word in. The Washington Nationals outfielder hit .264 with a .781 OPS in 2024 ...

McIlroy found TaylorMade’s Qi35 3-wood (15 degrees) and 5-wood (18 degrees) to be the ideal fit to fill the 300- and 280-yard carry roles. Yes, McIlroy’s 5-wood goes 280.

OMAHA, Neb. — Arkansas right-hander Gage Wood cemented himself in Men's College World Series and program history on June 16, completing the third no-hitter in MCWS history, the first since 1960.

Its hairs are used for tying trout flies. American Indians used its hide for the soles of moccasins. • How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood? About 700 pounds.