FOR A NICE SLICE There is no way to count with existing technology the numbers of pies, cakes, lasagnas and casseroles we've senselessly massacred because we lacked adequate tools to make the transfer to the plate in a clean and aesthetically pleasing fashion. Maybe that's why we were wowed by the two-in-one serving knife by Kuhn Rikon, which provides a built-in serrated edge to slice through foods. Then, with a twist of the wrist, it can slide under the food to serve it up easily without having to switch between two tools. The 10-inch knife retails about $14, while the 12-inch version goes for $16. Available at specialty and online retailers, including www.factorydirect2you.com (866) 233-6587. ...more

November 23, 2008

A rundown of a variety of kitchen-related items. ...more

November 19, 2008

The manager of the Bruce B. Downs Boulevard Lowe's is proud to work for a company that rallies around the people it serves. ...more

November 19, 2008

The manager of the Bruce B. Downs Boulevard Lowe's is proud to work for a company that rallies around the people it serves. ...more

November 19, 2008

The new turf at Raider Stadium will see its final action of the football season Friday when Plant City hosts Freedom High School. ...more

November 12, 2008

The odds of landing a part-time job at department store operator Bealls Outlet Stores Inc. this holiday season are slimmer than getting into Harvard: It's one out of every 45. ...more

November 12, 2008

A Colorado man approached local businesses soliciting donations on behalf of a charity that raises money for Lowe's syndrome research. ...more

October 19, 2008

If Carl Edwards fails to win the Sprint Cup title this year, he likely will always blame a six-day tailspin of trading paint, insults and shoves. ...more

October 15, 2008

One by one the title contenders dropped out Saturday night, giving Jimmie Johnson a clear shot at widening his lead in the Chase for the championship. ...more

October 12, 2008

Note passing, name calling, playground scuffles and widespread gossip. Sound like the fifth grade? Well, that, too. ...more

October 11, 2008