Christmas has come and gone, kids are back in school and adults are returning to the 9-to-5. Does that mean holiday decor should come down? According to one tradition, now is the perfect time to take ...

The lights are downs and the decorations are all packed. And, sadly its time to bid farewell to the Christmas tree. Instead of trashing it, here are a few ways to recycle your real tree responsibly.

When you think of celebrity Christmas dinners, you might imagine professionally curated tablescapes, designer cutlery, and an elaborate, five-course roast dinner. You may not, however, picture novelty ...

With Santa’s deliveries done and presents unwrapped, families are likely preparing to take down their decorations and toss their real Christmas trees into the trash. While those who want to throw ...

Columbus residents can place their undecorated Christmas trees on the curb for regular trash or yard-waste collection. Several local facilities will accept Christmas trees to be turned into mulch.

Louisville residents can recycle their tree at several drop-off sites around the county once the decorations come down. Residents normally serviced by private waste haulers should check with those ...

DONUTS. THE HOURS WILL VARY BY LOCATION. ONCE CHRISTMAS HAS COME AND GONE, MANY BEGIN THINKING ABOUT GETTING RID OF THEIR TREE. THERE ARE FOUR SITES ACROSS FLOYD COUNTY WHERE YOU CAN RECYCLE THEM ALL ...

If Christmas tree sales are anything to go by, U.S. consumers aren’t pulling the plug on holiday shopping this year—but they might be dimming the lights. Heading into the holiday season, Tim Leyden, ...

If you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation. Order soon so it arrives before Christmas By Jeaneen Russell For more than a decade, Jeaneen Russell has been creating holiday ...

When you're camping, you're typically in need of a work surface, plus you're typically surrounded by trees. That's where the Kimberlite Tree Table comes in, as – that's right – it's a packable ...

As people all over the country prepare to travel to see loved ones this Christmas season, an unexpected obsession is driving home the "less is more" adage. It's also dividing people. Stripped of ...