Recycling

After the holidays, a real Christmas tree can become lifesaving shelter for birds and small animals when winter conditions are at their harshest.

Plastic bottles and aluminum cans have a secret: keeping them whole could actually make recycling easier. Who knew?

The Vanderburgh County Solid Waste District's annual Household Hazardous Waste Collection Program offers you the opportunity to safely dispose of household hazardous chemicals.

Give your Christmas tree a new purpose by composting, mulching, or using it to create wildlife habitats.

What is the best way to go about disposing of your Christmas tree after the Holidays? Instead of chucking it to the curb, here's how you can recycle it to help local wildlife and the environment.

If you were thinking of taking your used plastic water bottles, jugs and such to the recycling center in Owensboro, it was announced over the weekend as of Monday, the center will no longer be taking plastic.

Something I've never really done is recycle all my old magazines, other papers I no longer need. If you know someone who lives in Lexington and its surrounding counties, they will no longer have paper recycling available.