christmas

Every year, usually around the second Saturday in December, Wreaths Across America asks for your help to lay wreaths. Now, they need your help again.

Do you move on from Christmas ASAP or hold on for as long as you can?

We tend to be more giving around the holiday season. We're all so blessed to have family, friends, gifts, and some aren't so fortunate. One local organization is doing their part to make sure no kid is forgotten this year.

Santa Claus is making his last-minute preparations and getting ready to make his way around the world in just one night. If you want to track Santa's movement on Christmas Eve, there is a way to do it. Here's how.

Day in and day out the Love Cowboy comes on with Brian and Chrissy to give some relationship advice. This time he tried to help out a husband who doesn't want to go to his in-laws at Christmas because they are always pulling crazy pranks.

Kendra in Stillwater emailed the show because of the family backlash she's been receiving over a decision her and her hubby made about breaking family Christmas traditions. Kendra says that they want to have a quiet Christmas morning - just the two of them - while her mom typically hosts a large fam…

'Tis the season to volunteer. Here's a great idea for volunteering this holiday season where you can make something beautiful and help out a very worthy organization.

There's about a week and a half left until Christmas and many of us still have some work to do.  Luckily for us, we have a guy like Love Cowboy on hand to make some horrible last minute gift suggestions.  Like I said, there's still some time, because if this was all you had in te…

It's a holiday tradition on GNA: 30 hours of Kix, Country stars and non-stop holiday favorites.

Do you remember the magic of Christmas when you were 3 years old? I asked my 3-year-old cousin about the holiday and what she knows.

There is a new kind of stocking that you can hang by the chimney with care. If you have a wine lover on your gift list, this stocking is the perfect gift.

While some kids will continue to write their Santa letters and send them to the North Pole, there is a new way to get in touch with the big guy. Santa is now accepting texts.