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and last updated 2021-01-06 22:20:50-05 VALLEY MILLS, TX — It's nothing Texans aren't familiar with, but it's occurring during a peculiar time - mountain cedar season. 25 News recently helped illustrate how you can tell the difference between symptoms associated with COVID-19 and allergic reactions caused by mountain cedar. For Dr. Kellous Price with Texas ENT & Allergy, the first months of a new year are a busy time for seeing patients experiencing allergic symptoms related to mountain cedar. "You know, it's nothing new, and you know in general, it's going to be... it's going to be bot...

Isle of Wight Radio 3:00pm - 7:00pm Live and Local Podcast - Supporting Live Local Music On The Isle Of Wight Isle Of Wight Tree Chipping Donations Raise Over £800 For Charity By Iona Stewart-Richardson TDG Tree Services More than £800 has been raised by Island firm TDG Tree Services - for The Hampshire and Isle of Wight Air Ambulance. As previously reported by Isle of Wight Radio, the environmentally-friendly firm collects 'real' trees and will then distribute their chippings at the Island's parks and attractions. This year, the business says it is pleased to reveal they raised more t...

Dozens of chainsaws were stolen from Evoke Tree Services last week. - Credit: Supplied A tree surgery based in Welwyn Garden City had all of its tools stolen just days before Christmas. Evoke Tree Services had around £10,000 of equipment stolen, including dozens of chainsaws, of December 22. Billy, Kate and their son Freddie wearing pink to raise awareness for breast cancer in October. - Credit: Supplied Billy and Kate have "built Evoke Tree Services from scratch and worked tirelessly" according to their friend Ben who has set up a GoFundme to help them out. Speaking about the theft, Kate s...

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Crime by John Rolfe Premium Content Subscriber only A Western Sydney man has become one of the first people accused of ripping off the $100 billion JobKeeper scheme. Khaled Alameddine of South Granville allegedly lodged claims for a staff member he didn't have. The 26-year-old has been charged with four counts of making a false or misleading statement to the Commissioner of Taxation. The Downing Centre Local Court on Tuesday heard that Alameddine had pleaded not guilty. He was not required to attend but later told The Daily Telegraph: "There's no story....