What was once an everyday sight around our region is gradually vanishing before our eyes, but a graduate student at Virginia Tech is researching if a species of tree that used to be common in Southern Appalachia can thrive in the area again.

Elmwood Park is saying goodbye to their Magnolia Trees. They have been at the park for about 10 years, but they have been suffering from disease.

A downed live wire is currently causing trees to burn and pop as they heat up across Snowberry Hill.

With the holiday season coming to a close, those with Christmas trees are probably going to be getting rid of them soon! For Danville locals, the city has made it easy for you to get rid of your tree soon and safely.

With the holiday season coming to a close, those with Christmas trees are probably going to be getting rid of them soon! For Lynchburg locals, the city has made it easy for you to get rid of your tree soon and safely.

As the holiday season wraps up, many homes still have one dangerous reminder: the Christmas tree. While it may look festive, a dry tree is a serious fire hazard. In just a matter of seconds, a dry Christmas tree can go from perfectly fine to fully engulfed in flames.

Roanoke County celebrated the extension of South County Trail on Thursday.

What started as a necessity for a young mother has turned into a full-blown business for a Roanoke woman whose journey has been nothing short of eventful.

A tree doesn't need to be reminded it's a tree nor water that it's water. They are what they are and don't require validation.

Crews with Roanoke Fire-EMS are working to clear the scene and open all traffic on Salem Turnpike.

Crews working to cut up this tree that fell on a truck on U.S. 460 in Lynchburg on Feb. 13, 2021. LYNCHBURG, Va. – Crews are working to cut up a tree that fell on a truck driving on U.S. 460 on Saturday morning. The incident happened in Lynchburg, in the westbound lanes of 460, just before the Candlers Mountain Road exit. The truck was going west on 460 when the tree fell. Below is an approximate address of where the tree landed on the truck.

BLACKSBURG, Va. – The end of Christmas doesn’t have to mean the end of your Christmas tree. If you have a live tree that still has a root ball at the bottom, then your tree may be eligible to be replanted in one of Blacksburg’s parks. With more than 500 acres of park space available, your tree could be the next resident. “You enjoyed it for the holidays,” said Blacksburg Parks and Recreation director Dean Crane. And it really is a nice way to give back to the parks.”If you want to make an appointment to have your tree picked up, you can call Blacksburg Parks and Recreation Department at 540-443-1100.

BLACKSBURG, Va. – It’s officially the holiday season in Blacksburg. 10 News was live Friday evening for the virtual tree lighting ceremony joined by Blacksburg mayor and of course Santa and Mrs. Claus. They also pulled the plug on the parade that would have taken place because of the rain. [Blacksburg holiday parade canceled this year due to inclement weather]This tree lighting represents the joy of the season during a year when people need some cheer. “We all need something comfortable, something familiar, something stable to attach to and this is that,” said Hager-Smith.

CHRISTIANSBURG, Va. Strong storms caused a tree to fall on Tuesday afternoon, landing on a Christiansburg home. Its not clear if anyone is injured after what happened. Tree on Christiansburg home (Montgomery County Emergency Services)10 News has a crew heading to the scene and well have more during our newscasts this evening. The tree caused damage to the home.

HENRY CO., Va. – Police are investigating a deadly car crash that resulted in the death of two people. The crash happened Friday around 4:58 p.m. on Route 793. A 2017 Ford Explorer was traveling north on the route when the car was struck by a falling tree. The explorer then ran off the left side of the road and struck a pole and several trees. Both were wearing seatbelts at the time of the crash.

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