We live in a throwaway, convenient world, and we produce an overwhelming amount of trash. It’s easy to toss food out, recycling efforts are far from perfect, and our ability to fix cheaply made ...

You might see junk, but Ray Whitcomb sees beauty. The owner of Junk Removed Now is a modern-day King Midas, turning abandoned materials like shovels, gears, desk lamps, license plates, tools, beer ...

Old speakers are one of those things no one knows how to place a value on. Assuming they work, they're obviously worth ...

In the hands of an imaginative artist, what others might see as mere trash becomes a symbol of ingenuity and resourcefulness. With deft hands, this artist crafted cardboard and a newspaper into the ...

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has selected the Virginia Zoo to receive funds to launch a state-of-the-art composting project benefiting the zoo and Norfolk community. The USDA’s Composting and ...

The Bombeck Family Learning Center hosted the From Trash to Treasure Recycled Art Show in January, a celebration of creativity, sustainability and community. The event celebrated the imaginative ...

The Artemis Project will host the Trash to Treasure Street Market on May 17 in Fort Smith, Arkansas. The event will feature pet adoptions, vendor shopping, raffles and food vendors. The event aims to ...