Christmas Trees

Some decorations are meant for the back of the tree.

When you're done admiring that Christmas tree and you're ready to get rid of it, here are the places you can take it to get recycled.

In case you missed the opportunity to watch footage from the 2020 U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree Cutting Ceremony.

Christmas 2018 is in the books and it was a great one! Most everyone is now in the process of packing their decorations and getting their home back to normal everyday life. If you happened to get a live Christmas tree this year, you need a place to take it off of your hands...

An annual event that benefits individuals with cognitive disabilities and children who have been abused and neglected.

If cutting your own tree is a part of your holiday tradition, here's where you can do it in the Northern Colorado Front Range region.

They say everything's bigger in Texas -- but I'd like to see them top this one. The town of Salida, Colorado is home to the largest tree lighting in the country.

My wife always wants a fake Christmas tree. I am always lobbying for a fresh-from-the-farm tree. I may change my mind after reading what Glamour Magazine wrote.

You could get a pink sparkly one at a box store. But, my mom says those are wrong and Jesus would be offended. If you want a live tree, here's where to get one.

Kids and adults of all ages will get to meet one of America's most iconic mascots at Red Feather Lakes in December.

While many of us have opted for artificial Christmas trees, the tradition of cutting your own tree in a national forest lives on here in Colorado.

Wondering what to do with your Christmas tree after the festivities this year? Recycle it! There are various locations in Northern Colorado where you can drop your tree off to be recycled - for the most part, for free! Before dropping off your Christmas tree at any of the following locations, be sure to remove ornaments, tinsel, hooks, nails, plastic bags, lights, screws, wire, and tree stands...