By Jennifer Schanaberger Daily Herald Correspondent Have questions about computers? Whether you're a technology whiz, or just have an interest in computers and not sure how they work, a local computer club right here in Lake County has the answers.

By KATE SHELLNUTT BY Kate Shellnutt THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT VIRGINIA BEACH -- They come to C&M Cafeteria a couple of Thursday nights a month, but not for the fish special. In a side dining room, they slide their trays up next to their laptops and desktops, all with glowing Apple symbols on back.

By Kate Shellnutt, The Virginian-Pilot, Norfolk, Va. Jul. 31--VIRGINIA BEACH -- They come to C&M Cafeteria a couple of Thursday nights a month, but not for the fish special. In a side dining room, they slide their trays up next to their laptops and desktops, all with glowing Apple symbols on back.

By Tamara Chuang, The Orange County Register, Calif. Apr. 4--Back in the 1970s, when few families owned a computer, the only way to see and touch one was to join a computer club.

Art Louise is like many mainframe professionals. He has three decades of experience with systems and programming languages such as Cobol and assembler that remain critical in data centers but aren't the skills of choice for most new IT professionals.