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The Christmas season has always been a particularly special time in my life having grown up in a Catholic household. The depth of the holidays intesified for me upon learning of it's pagan elements, like the significance of the fir trees and celebrating the return of the Sun after dark days. As individuals who identify with New Thought, agnostic, or non-denominational beliefs, the holiday season offers a unique opportunity to create meaningful traditions that align with our spiritual and ph...

Whether you want to spot seals or lunch on langoustines, the Scottish islands have much to offer this autumn – it’s time to be inspired to plan your visit …

This spring was an anxiety-inducing sign of what’s to come. But ethicists and climate experts believe it’s OK to make the most of the warm weather.

KIRKLAND, Wash. — For Werner Enterprises drivers Tim Dean and Jesus Davila, the opportunity to transport this year’s U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree from the

LYONS — After six years in the position, Wayne County District Attorney Mike Calarco plans to retire from full-time work by year’s end and appoint his top assistant to the

A 63-foot Norway spruce from the Allegheny Mountains of West Virginia has made it to the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol to be the Christmas tree for 2023, thanks to an Iowa truck driver.

This week in good trucking news: XPO workers build a bus hut for kids, and the U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree stops at Kenworths Chillicothe plant.

Along with the brews, the multiple planned locations will have full bars and food.

The 2023 Capitol Christmas Tree, with the theme "Endlessly Wild and Wonderful," has arrived at the 84 Lumber Yard in Morgantown, West Virginia. The tree, which will make its way

WHEELING — A 63-foot Norway spruce weighing 8,000 pounds carefully inched into the White Palace parking lot as spectators gathered to greet the 2023 U.S. Capi