christmas tree

In Upstate New York, where snowflakes dance through the crisp air, we truly have the most festive Christmas trees in New York State.

It looks like the Grinch paid a visit to one New York business to cut a Christmas tree. The problem is the business doesn't sell trees.

The price of real Christmas trees has gone up over the past couple of years significantly and they are going to be going up again for the 2023 season.

There’s not a lot of things you can get for $1, especially around the holidays. However, there is one place in Western New York you can go if you are looking for a last minute addition to the festivities that is sure to make your Christmas merry and bright.

If you picked up a real tree for Christmas, you'll definitely want to inspect it a little more closely for this brown thing. If you see it, throw it away fast.

Have you seen this tree in East Aurora yet? How did it get there and what the heck is it for? I stopped to ask questions last weekend...this is what I found.

You have heard grandma or grandpa say, “Time to dress the tree!” but now some of these trees are listed for sale -- and they are already dressed better than you.

Here's where to buy a Christmas tree in WNY.

This is awesome! What is your yearly Christmas Tree tradition for your family? Do you go to a Christmas tree farm and chop down your tree each year? Maybe you just go to the bowling alley parking lot and grab one? This sounds like a brand new tradition that you and your family are going to LOVE because your Christmas Tree is going to be the one that YOU grow yourself...

Based on the past few years of when stores put out their Christmas offerings, next year you can expect the Christmas season to start in June. There were stores that had their Christmas decorations up in August, this year. AUGUST. Whether you're into it that early or not, it's just about Christmas tree season...

Yes, you can just throw it on the curb but you could also repurpose your tree in other ways too!

When do you put up your Christmas tree? Traditionally some people put their's up on the day after Thanksgiving