The project was made infinitely easier by a lucky find at a local retailer. For $10 he got a kid-friendly looking clock that utilized a simple projector to backlight the LCD display.

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CHRIS ZOELLER, Courier Staff Photographer Milo Mead, a member of Cedar Valley Woodworkers, has spent over 800 hours creating his Dome Clock project.

A package of three case clock plans, No. C157, is $22.95 and includes plans for this grandfather clock, a Craftsman-style grandfather clock and smaller-scale "granddaughter" clock.

Fiske has partnered with the forward-thinking non-profit Clock Tower Project on production of a 5-minute short film that places the urgency of addressing climate crisis in the context of the ...