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Holidays

Christmas Cottage | Cozy cottage amid the snow

Holidays

Merry Christmas | Santa and his reindeer fly through the forest

Santa and his reindeer are flying through a winter forest to deliver presents. Enjoy this video loop set to some festive music!
Holidays

Outdoor Yule Log | Warm, crackling fire during winter

An outdoor yule log video loop set to holiday music. Enjoy the crackling fire in an outdoor winter setting.
Holidays

Yule Log: Cozy, crackling fireplace

Sit back and enjoy this cozy, crackling fire.
Holidays

Celebrate the season: A guide to festive holiday events across western Washington

Community members can look forward to tree-lighting ceremonies, holiday markets and interactive experiences like scavenger hunts.
Nation World

Here's what will be open and closed on Thanksgiving 2024

While most stores will be closed on Thanksgiving Day, there are a few exceptions.
VERIFY

Yes, letters mailed to Santa require postage

A few recent social media posts suggest that the stamp requirement is a new policy, but older USPS news releases indicate the rule has been in place for years.
Culture Report

Culture Report | Thanksgiving Special: Discussing Native American Heritage Month, Sharing Holiday Traditions

This week, we discuss the importance of Native American Heritage Month, share some of our holiday traditions and highlight what folks are thankful for this season.
Holiday

VERIFYING which Thanksgiving foods are safe for pets

Much of the Thanksgiving meal is dangerous for pets because of fats, oils, spices, seasonings and other ingredients that can be toxic to them.
Holiday

No, eating turkey does not make you sleepy

Eating a few slices of turkey isn’t enough to put you to sleep on Thanksgiving. Instead, experts say eating a lot of carbs can help induce that post-meal nap.
Holiday

Refrigerated Thanksgiving leftovers are safe to eat for 4 days

The U.S. Department of Agriculture says the Monday after Thanksgiving is the last day people can safely eat refrigerated leftovers.
Holiday

No, hot food doesn’t need to cool down before going in the fridge

U.S. food and health agencies say it’s a myth that hot food shouldn’t go in the refrigerator.