See how 9 gallons of epoxy resin and various woods like walnut, mahogany, and redwood come together to form a bear sculpture!

Kamron Garbe, a local chainsaw carver, has been working on his latest project, commissioned by the city of Kelowna, in Jack Lombardy Park for the past week.

The Clinton County Fair Association’s “Clint the Pig” symbol doesn’t appear only on the fair’s letterhead anymore. A new, ...

Watch as we carve a grizzly bear sculpture from a combination of epoxy resin and wood. Using a chainsaw and a variety of woodworking tools, this project showcases the transformation of raw materials ...

It’s been nearly 20 years since Mark Chavez retired from Albuquerque Fire Rescue (AFR). He joined the fire department back in ...

The orange Jack-o’-lantern pumpkin, and ghostly alternatives such as ‘Casperita’, have carved a place in Irish Samhain ...

After denying the City of Morton's insurance claim earlier this year following former Morton clerk-treasurer Tamara "Tammy" Clevenger pleading guilty to embezzling almost $1 million, Morton Mayor Rick ...

Every October, La Cañada’s Descanso Gardens displayed what they referred to on their website as “a mesmerizing pumpkin ...

Aug 21, 2024 Aug 21, 2024 Updated Aug 21, 2024 Back in April, we saw this group create a giant sasquatch in Mercer County, which was amazing, but actually seeing a live show was completely different!

Maybe the bear had to clear the downed trees in front of its den? Whatever the reason, the owner wants his chainsaw back!