Time to undeck the halls? With Christmas in the rearview, an age-old debate has reentered the chat: when should you take down your seasonal decor? It ultimately comes down to personal preference. For ...

As Christmas approached at Legoland in California, the theme park built its 30ft high Christmas Tree from what else but Lego bricks. More than 366,000 of them, along with Duplo bricks crafted over the ...

POTTSVILLE — In 1861, the year the Civil War started, Mary Mateer became the first United States postmistress in St. Clair. In 1923, Anne Werner became the first woman elected to the St. Clair borough ...

As people all over the country prepare to travel to see loved ones this Christmas season, an unexpected obsession is driving home the "less is more" adage. It's also dividing people. Stripped of ...

Gear-obsessed editors choose every product we review. We may earn commission if you buy from a link. Why Trust Us? One of Lego’s most festive sets just got a major discount during the holiday season.

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WE WERE INVITED TO KICK OFF THE HOLIDAY SEASON IN TRUE LEGO FASHION, surrounded by dazzling brick-built figures and festive décor made entirely from LEGO and DUPLO bricks. From a life-size LEGO Santa ...

Decorating for the holidays is a lot of fun and can really set you and your whole family in the cozy winter mood. However, sometimes you just need a few more pieces to really tie everything together.

It is quite easy to grab a pre-built tabletop LEGO Christmas tree from Amazon. But British inventor and engineer Ruth Amos chose the tough way by creating a human-scale, six-foot-tall Christmas tree.

Picking the perfect tree doesn’t have to be a hassle. Kristin Tompkins, with Lights for Decorators, said all you have to do is choose what you like and have fun. “Pick one you just like,” Tompkins ...

The tradition of using evergreen trees and plants for winter celebrations predates Christianity. Ancient cultures like the Romans, Egyptians, and Celts used evergreens to symbolize life and the ...