christmas tree

Real colored Christmas trees are coming back this season at two central New York Christmas tree farms and already taking orders.

Christmas is over but what do you do with the tree? We throw it on the deck, it gets covered in snow & tossed to the curb in the Spring. There are better options.

Did you know that the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree continues life as affordable housing after it comes down?

The Grinch has stolen Christmas for three central New York families.

You can make Christmas a little brighter for military families that have a loved one deployed for the holidays by donating a Christmas tree from a Central New York tree farm.

The colored Christmas tree trend hit central New York and if you haven't gotten yours for the holiday season, you may be out of luck.

Put a little color in your Christmas this year with real colored Christmas trees at Henderberg's Christmas Tree Farm in Rome.

For the third year in a row, the Genesee Brewery in Rochester has lit up their Keg Tree!

Debating between getting a real tree or an artificial tree this holiday season? Well, this little guide should be able to help you.

The Oneonta Norway Spruce is getting ready to travel to midtown Manhatten.

At first glance you may look at this image and think it's a painting, but this is a photo that was taken on a misty Syracuse morning. The beauty of this Christmas picture has gone viral and it's no surprise why. The photo was taken by amateur photographer Jody Grenier.

One of the biggest Christmas Trees in New York State is undoubtedly the Norway Spruce that spends the holidays in Rockefeller Center in New York City. That tree is over 75 feet tall. Locally, there is a tree that sits at a little taller than 30 feet tall and you can see it in Oneida.