After the last trick-or-treater has scooped up the last candy bar this Halloween, Clark County residents will be left with a pressing problem: What to do with all those moldy jack-o’-lanterns.

With green energy initiatives, bigger changes in temperatures, and severe storms and weather patterns becoming a more common occurrence, communities throughout the United States are constantly ...

When pine needles fall all over your lawn in the autumn, you don't have to haul them away. Here are some surprising uses for ...

After the Halloween comes to an end, millions of pumpkins end up in landfills. Here's what you can do with your festive ...

It is not too late to mow, edge and trim your lawn. In general, rake the leaves first, but if the fallen leaves on the lawn ...

At the size of a small trash can, the Reencle home composter transforms everyday food scraps into rich, nutrient-dense soil.

Short grass is a bad idea most of the growing season, but cutting it lower has one main advantage as the season ends.

While you may not have time or resources to participate in large scale conservation efforts, there are small steps you can take from your own back yard.

• Be water-wise: With water becoming an increasingly precious resource, a water-wise garden is essential. Plant drought-tolerant, indigenous plants (a practice known as xeriscaping), use mulch to keep ...

“The Afterdeck” – the restaurant’s outdoor seating area – offers an even more immersive waterfront experience for those who prefer their sea breeze unfiltered. When Charleston’s famously pleasant ...