holidays

Whether you want to get out of the house or stay right there on your couch at home, here's a couple of festive options in East Texas this weekend.

It's reasonable to think that a holiday movie might last the entire season, but fans of one movie got a rude awakening when it was dropped from Netflix before the season even hit the mid-point. But there is hope if you love The Grinch.

Christmas during Covid-19: Since many won't be spending face time with those we love, here's a few ways you can deliver love this season--safely.

Wear a mask and safely shop local businesses and craftspeople while perusing home- and handmade items. That sounds delightfully holiday-spirit inducing.

Let's drive like we know each other. We all want a holiday season that is merry and bright.

Granted, we want to stay safe. But we can reach out to those we love or reconnect with friends. "Presence" will mean than any new gadget ever will.

A Christmas song doesn't have to be up-tempo to boost your heart rate by ten or fifteen beats per minute. Even if it's slow, we might be able to count it as a workout!

When it comes to gift-giving, there's dissension amongst the ranks as to whether or not this is an acceptable holiday offering. Here's the deal.

There's something about the sound when slicing through the paper. Some say it's almost sensual. (Oh my.) It "causes a sort of low-grade euphoria."

Tis the season for scams, and the last thing you need is to hand over your credit card information to a criminal that's posing as Santa. But how will you know?

A server recently received a $2,000 tip from a generous customer, but her manager says the establishment can't process tips higher than $500.

Some holiday treats are easier to make than others, and this one is a breeze. And, it lets the kids destroy something so it's pretty much a win-win.