Tutorial Christmas tree earrings - wire wrap jewelry making If you are a beginner, you should watch a simple form in advance ...

The Salvation Army (TSA) of Springfield invites the community to embrace the spirit of generosity this summer through its ...

The Jänschwalde plant is slated to be converted to cleaner natural gas, a transition its operator fears the heritage ...

Germany is credited with starting the Christmas tree tradition as we now know it - by the 16th century when sources record ...

A giant Christmas tree was taken down and fed to Himalayan tahr in Germany. Footage shows the 100-year-old fir tree towering 59ft (18m) being chainsawed off the garden of Schonbrunn Palace on ...

Go ahead and recycle your Christmas tree. But please, the Belgian authorities say, don’t try to eat it. The country’s federal food agency delivered that unusual warning this week after a ...

German influence: Most of the Christmas tree traditions that we are familiar with today originated in Germany in the 16th century. It is believed that German families were the first to bring fir ...

A 1984 Christmas letter says "Merry Christmas" in German. The Christmas tree isn't the only tradition whose origins can be traced to Germany—nutcrackers and Advent calendars were also originally ...

The notes of “O Tannenbaum,” the 19th-century German Christmas carol, plink out of the sound system. A trio of tots race around a 30-foot-tall tree bedazzled in locally made ornaments.

The decorating of a Christmas tree is a long held tradition around the world that began in Germany. In the 1600s, trees were decorated with apples in honor of "Adam and Eve Day" on Dec. 24.

In the early 19th century, Ernst Anschütz’s German Christmas carol "O Tannenbaum" celebrated the tree's constant presence during the long dark winter. An 1848 etching of the royal Christmas tree.