Beth Bossio News Today

There’s something about the aroma of fresh pine wrapped in colorful lights that a scented candle can’t quite replicate. “The real tree gives a completely different type of joy at the holiday time,” said Beth Bossio, sales and marketing manager and utility player at her family’s Quarter Pine Tree Farm in Smithfield. “When (people) think […]

Leslie LaPosta always had an artificial Christmas tree growing up, and for a while resisted her husbands insistence to get a real tree.

The fall football season is barely underway and the holiday season is still just a twinkle in Santa’s eye, but for Christmas tree growers and sellers of cut trees, it’s crunch time. And things aren’t looking so great. For someone like Lou Biesuz of Export, who operates an annual Christmas

It's always Christmastime for Jim Rockis, who breeds, grows and sells live conifers for Christmas trees through his company.

For the first time in more than 40 years, the Waynesburg Lions Club will not be selling Christmas trees.

Christmas tree farms are in the midst of the busiest time of year.

Christmas tree farms are in the midst of the busiest time of year.

Christmas tree farms are in the midst of the busiest time of year.