The Sam’s Club at 751 West Main Street will soon sport additional fuel dispensers after Lewisville City Council took action ...

Houston may not see snow during the holidays, but it shines with dazzling light displays. From Zoo Lights and Galaxy Lights to Magical Winter Lights, the city offers immersive installations, ...

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The City of Elkhart is asking the public for help planting trees Saturday. Elkhart was one of several cities, along with South Bend and Goshen, awarded funding to support urban tree planting. The city ...

The rally in Belgrade blamed the collapse on rampant corruption and sloppy renovation work on the station building in Novi ...

Attention Petersburg residents! Would you like to help increase tree cover in the city and beautify the community? Petersburg is giving out free trees to residents this Thursday, November 14. Stop by ...

which is designed to support new tree planting projects across Canada. Calgary's new funding will go toward its urban forest canopy expansion project, which aims to plant the new trees during ...

PARMA HEIGHTS, Ohio -- Going greener -- literally and figuratively -- is what’s being planned in Parma Heights. Using a $300,000 grant awarded earlier this year from the Ohio Department of ...

Growing calls for accountability are emerging in Serbia following the tragic deaths of 14 individuals when an outdoor canopy collapsed ... project carried out by a Chinese consortium was completed ...

The study is led by Jia Wang, Weiqi Zhou, and Yuguo Qian at the Chinese Academy of ... the cooling effects of urban trees focus on the hyperlocal level, such as on a particular street or neighborhood.

But there are a few that don’t – or if they do, they still shouldn’t be a part of your Phoenix tree canopy. These worst trees include ones that people still plant even though they don’t grow well here ...