Christmas Tree

'Tis the season to be jolly and Casper is looking more and more festive everyday.

Creative ideas that save time and money.

One of our favorite Wyoming traditions is cutting down our own Christmas tree as often as we can.

There's just something about a Christmas tree isn't there?

Do you have this year's David Street Station Community Christmas Tree?!

Now that Thanksgiving has passed, people are setting up their holiday decorations. The Christmas Trees are up, but the question has been asked: which type do you prefer?

The BLM recommends Engelmann spruce, sub-alpine fir, Douglas fir, ponderosa pine and lodgepole pine as the best species for your Christmas tree.

The Medicine Bow-Routt National Forests now offer personal-use Christmas Tree Cutting Permits. $10 per tree (limit five per household). Expire 12/31. 12/31?

Don't trespass on private land, and make sure you’re cutting the tree in the correct area.

In a recent poll we asked about holiday decorating habits. A majority of the participants will decorate, put up a Christmas Tree and do it after Thanksgiving.

I know going into this that it's subjective. I am an old-fashioned dude, or maybe just old, but growing up we had a distinct approach to the holidays.

Christmas is almost upon us, but that doesn’t mean you still can’t have some fun with your holiday decorations. Maybe you’re the kind of person who waits until the last minute to set up your tree, or perhaps you’ve noticed some bare spots on the limbs just crying out for a few more ornaments. Or maybe you need a last minute activity to keep the kids busy while they wait for the impending arrival o