Thanksgiving 2020

This has certainly been a messed up year. No one, and I mean no one would have expected all this, nor would we have thought that we would still be dealing with this nearly nine months later. But here we are just days away from Thanksgiving, and this year the holidays will be unlike any of the holidays that we have celebrated in the past...

An infectious disease expert recommends an honest family chat and some simple ground rules.

While the state's oldest high school rivalry will play on, another that's a century old is among those on pause this year, due to the pandemic.

That includes not yelling at your TV about the Dallas Cowboys, or really raising your voice at all.

Believe it or not...Thanksgiving is only two weeks away (Wasn't it just Labor Day Weekend a few weeks ago?) Hopefully, you will be able to spend time with your friends and family despite the COVID-19 pandemic still happening. This has definitely been a crazy year, but hopefully, you will be able ba able to find some sense of normalcy throughout the holiday season...

It's hard to believe that there are only only sixteen days until Thanksgiving 2020. This year has flown by at a record pace. It's quite unbelievable This is the time of year when it is always best to put our differences aside and help out our neighbors in need during the holiday season...

We announced a few months ago that some major retailers will not be opening their doors this Thanksgiving holiday due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Target, Walmart, and Dick's Sporting Goods already made the decision not open on Thanksgiving back in July Best Buy, Boscov's, Home Depot, Foot Locker, Kohl's, Macy's, Office Depot, Ulta, and Under Armour have also made the decision to remain closed for Th

Yes...You read the headline correctly. The makers of the Halloween/Fall candy, Brach's has taken their candy to the next level. (I'm not saying if this is a good or bad thing) For the holiday season, Brach's Candy is introducing its customers to six new flavors of candy corn...

We announced last week that the retail chain Walmart will not open its doors on Thanksgiving. They have chosen do to this so employees can spend the Thanksgiving holiday with their families. Retailer Target and Dick's Sporting Goods have also chosen to remain closed on Thanksgiving so employees can spend the holiday with their loved ones and also to reduce big crowds during the COVID-19 pandemic..