or, what goes up must come down. Revelers first gathered in Time Square on New Year’s Eve in 1904 thanks to Adolph Ochs, owner of The New […]
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Legend of the Bayberry Candle
In homes throughout the Coal Region, flames flicker on bayberry candles both Christmas Eve and New Years Eve. This generations old tradition stems from the […]
Super Easy 2-Ingredient Fudge
If you find yourself looking for a quick gift, a last-minute contribution to a pot luck, or a need to satisfy your sweet tooth, this […]
German (Froebel) Stars
Every year when the time comes to decorate the Christmas tree, unwrapping each ornament brings back fond (and sometimes melancholy) memories of special people, places, […]
Bobalky
A traditional food on the Christmas eve meal table in many Slovak families are little pieces of sweet bread known as bobaľky (bo-ball-kee). Boblaky is often […]
Peanut Blossom Cookies
Say “Christmas cookies” to me and my mind goes to a childhood favorite that warms my heart – and makes my mouth water – still […]
