According to the National Weather Service, there is a low probability of snow on Christmas Eve or Christmas day. If it does happen, it would be brief and in the late afternoon or early evening on Christmas day.

Once the presents have all been opened and the meals devoured, your Christmas tree will need a place to retire. TreeCycle offers a way to dispose of live Christmas trees and give them a new purpose benefitting nonprofits in the region.

The homeowner hasn’t had as big of a turnout this season, so we wanted to share this story again in hopes that this week of Christmas, any families driving out looking at lights might consider heading out to 4910 Nugent Drive!

If you’re wondering what to do with your Christmas tree after the holiday is over, you may be able to recycle it. If you have a real Christmas tree, it can be recycled and repurposed. The Mahoning County Green Team works with the Ohio Department of Natural Resources’ Division of Wildlife to collect the cut trees and transform them into fish habitats at nearby lakes.

From Christmas trees to wrapping paper, there’s a lot to be mindful of when it comes to giving back to the earth. Here’s a simple guide to recycling your Christmas tree and other holiday waste.