Chain saw accidents are painful, expensive and preventable. Plan before entering the woods to avoid accidents.

Homeowners or disaster and storm recovery volunteers who use chain saws to cut or trim trees should use extreme caution to prevent injuries. "In the hands of a careless, inexperienced or tired ...

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Wes Hopper teaches how to safely handle a chainsaw, and Joellen Dimond talks about boxwood shrubs. This week on The Family Plot: Gardening in the Mid-South, Certified Arborist Wes Hopper demonstrates ...

With home heating oil prices expected to hit record highs this winter, many homeowners are instead turning to wood stoves and fireplaces. A return to wood as a home-heating fuel, however, may also ...

Tornado season came early this year. A strong tornado outbreak March 13-16, 2025, was the largest on record for any March. The National Weather Service counted 116 tornadoes in 13 states from Missouri ...

After a few hours of use, a chainsaw's chain can loosen and begin to sag away from the bar. This can lead to the chain jumping off the bar and possibly injuring the user. You must check the chain ...

The picture accompanying the Sept. 20 Metro story "Va. Still Tallying Storms' Damage" was not responsible journalism. I do some chain saw work myself. It is dangerous and hard work and not a casual ...