Green News & Updates

Northeast Ohio is offering Christmas tree recycling drop-off locations for wildlife habitat. The Mahoning County Green Team is accepting donated trees until January 31st.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources encourages residents to recycle their live-cut Christmas trees. These trees can be repurposed to create animal habitats, with local recycling options available.

The Green Team is getting ready for the increased recycling volume expected after Christmas. All 27 Mahoning County recycling sites have been checked to ensure they can handle the holiday rush.

Central Ohio is experiencing another 'green Christmas' with warmer-than-usual temperatures and no snow expected. This mild and wet pattern is building into the weekend, impacting holiday celebrations.

Central Ohio celebrated Christmas 100 years ago amidst a mild and wet pattern, similar to recent years. This historical perspective highlights how weather can influence holiday traditions.

V-Teck Communications extends warm wishes for a Merry Christmas to the Logan County community. This year's Christmas in Logan County is expected to be a 'green Christmas' with warmer temperatures and no snow.

First responders in Bowling Green, Ohio, are working through Christmas Day to ensure community safety. While many are home with family, dispatchers and other essential personnel remain on duty.

In Bowling Green, Ohio, pilot Tim Pearson created a unique nativity scene using his flight plan on a quiet winter night. This creative endeavor aimed to spread Christmas cheer.

A pilot celebrated the Christmas season by tracing a Nativity scene in the flight path over northern Ohio. This unique display was visible thousands of feet in the air.

A pilot flying out of Bowling Green created a unique Christmas Nativity scene using flight path art across Ohio. The festive display was visible across the state on Monday evening.

Christmas on the Green in Piqua offered trackless train rides for children and adults on December 5th. This event provided various activities for attendees to enjoy the holiday spirit.

The Old Farmer's Almanac has released its Christmas Forecast for 2025. This outlook indicates the likelihood of a white Christmas for Northeast Ohio.

The Mid-Ohio Valley Model Railroad Club is keeping its Christmas tradition alive with an open house. The event features prize drawings for "Polar Express" items.

The Mid-Ohio Valley Model Railroad Club is keeping its Christmas tradition alive with its "Laps of Luxury" display. This event is part of Downtown PKB's Winterfest celebration, which culminates in the lighting of the Parkersburg Christmas tree.

The Ohio Christmas Factory complex is expanding its holiday attractions. New additions include green lights and over 100 elaborately decorated Christmas trees throughout the building.

Kaleidoscope Farms, a family-owned Christmas tree farm in Cory, Ohio, is experiencing one of its busiest days of the year. The farm welcomes crowds for its "Green" Friday event, kicking off the holiday season.

The Ohio Christmas Factory in Canton has introduced extensive new holiday attractions for the season. Visitors can explore numerous Christmas trees, elaborately decorated with green lights and other festive elements.

The Bowling Green Holiday Parade is scheduled for 2025. This event is part of the Christmas festivities in the area.

The Christmas Festival at the Morristown Green is set to begin on November 29th. This event aims to bring the spirit of Christmas to life for attendees.

The Canfield Rotary Club's annual "Lighting of the Green" event is scheduled for Saturday. Hundreds are expected to attend this festive Christmas tree lighting ceremony.

Ohio City has backtracked on a decision to ban religious imagery on its public green during the holiday farmers market. A live nativity scene will now be permitted as part of the Christmas season celebration.

A resident's request to set up a live Nativity scene at the city's Veterans Green for the Christmas farmers market has been approved. This decision allows for a traditional holiday display to be part of the community event.

A letter was sent on behalf of Susan to allow a live Nativity scene in the city's Veterans Green. This display is intended to be part of this year's Christmas farmers market.