Holiday

I asked what was the best toy you ever received for Christmas when you were a kid. Wow, I received some interesting answers. Toys I had forgotten about.

Hundreds of towns and cities across the United States go all out for Christmas every year. Some places put up impressive light displays, while others set up festive holiday markets. But there's one small town in our backyard that does Christmas better than anywhere else in the country: Lake Placid.

In 2021 the amount of money returned from gift cards was around $16 million dollars.

White Elephant is a time-honored tradition. Gather round in a circle with friends and family and fight over essentially weird garbage gifts that make you laugh! I've picked out seven items under $50 that are perfect for your next White Elephant party. So let's get this party started!

I don't know how this weird Christmas tradition began, but I do know I started it - me.

Texas Bar to Limit How Many Times "All I Want for Christmas" Can be Played

A table centerpiece can make a room look more put together instantly. When I see someone with a bowl full of faux lemons or multi-level candles on their dining room table, I know they're an adult. An adult who pays taxes and understands how to recycle properly. So give your friends and family the impression that you've got it all together with these festive centerpieces for the best time of the year!

Lauren Pennino Brunch Specials   -The Autumn Cafe Place: 244 Main Street Time: 10:30 A.M. - 3:30 P.M. Special Options: Creme Brûlée French Toast Fruity Pebble Pancakes Bad Bunny Omelette (bacon, onions, pepper jack cheese) Virginia Ham Dinner Eggs Benedict   -The Holiday Inn Place: 5206 State Highway 23 Time: 11 A.M. - 2 P....

This traditional holiday dessert has gotten a bad wrap through the years.  Jokes about being used as door stops or speed bumps, being the one the most re-gifted items during Christmas, and the punch line to many holiday jokes.  Well, I never thought I would say this, but

Be on the look out for Mice on Main Street after the Holiday parade.  But don't worry, they aren't real, they are “Nutcracker” dancers dressed in costume for the family scavenger hunt.