ABINGDON, Va. (WJHL) — A large tree outside the Abingdon Visitor’s Center will be removed due to decay. The town says the decay in the main trunk of the Green Ash tree was exposed when a 35 ...

ABINGDON, Va— The holiday season is official underway in Abingdon, Virginia. The Abingdon Visitors Center, located in the newly renovated Fields-Penn 1860 House Museum, is partnering with ...

ABINGDON, Va. (WHJL) – The 109-foot white oak tree next to the Abingdon Visitor Center was uprooted by strong weather Saturday night. Courtesy of Mike Venable Courtesy of Mike Venable Courtesy ...

So far this year, the Abingdon Visitor Center has attracted 1,200 visitors this year, said Chad Thompson, the town’s tourism marketing manager. The Virginia Creeper Trail Welcome Center is also ...

located in front of the Abingdon Visitor's Center, must be removed. Damage from a storm that occurred earlier this summer, exposed a considerable amount of decay in the main trunk of the tree.

ABINGDON, Va-- Storms in Abingdon caused an ancient oak tree to fall, damaging the nearby visitor center. According to a Facebook post by Visit Abingdon, Saturday's storms caused the tree to fall ...