A Franklin County woman is upset after trees were removed from her property without her permission during broadband expansion work by Appalachian Power and Shentel.

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AN “out of shape” tree that causes hazards to a church congregation cannot be reduced in size after tree officers said such work would prove harmful. A large Cedar tree in the grounds of Stanbury ...

Invasive cedar trees are a problem in Oklahoma, but there's a new program to help get rid of them. Applications are open to the Oklahoma Conservation Commission's Invasive Woody Species Cost Share ...

The best time to prune depends on the type of tree. Spring-flowering trees (dogwoods, redbuds, ornamental cherries) should be pruned soon after flowering is over. These trees set flower buds in the ...

An old pecan tree, which neighbors said is estimated to be more than one hundred years old, stands at the site of a planned Royal Farms and business park. Some ...

During my many years of chasing roosters, I’ve always taken more birds while hunting alone. Here’s how you can too ...

A crew from Treecycle Environmental removes trees from a property at 4686 West 2nd Ave. in Vancouver on Oct. 3. The 113-year-old house is being moved. (Credit: Jason Payne) A big log house at 4686 ...

South Georgia's giant timber industry is scrambling for alternative uses for forestry products in the wake of paper mill closures in Savannah, Riceboro and Cedar Springs.

Before you catch a flight or pack up the car for a road trip to a national park, check out this article to find out how the federal government shutdown is impacting some of the most popular national ...

High Vision Landscaping and Tree Services LLC continues to address the growing demand for professional tree care and landscape management across Western North Carolina, offering eight core services ...

Scientists warn that "flying rivers" — invisible streams of moisture that carry rain from the Atlantic Ocean westward across the Amazon — are weakening as deforestation and climate change advance.