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With COVID-19 persisting through the winter, health officials have told us to prepare for a dark cold season. This means many families are going to experience a very different Christmas compared to what they have done in past years.
The Christmas season doesn’t feel truly present until you put up festive decorations. If you’re a student living on campus in the weeks before Winter Break and are missing a pine tree adorned with tinsel, lights and flashy […]
University of Idaho’s Department of Theatre Arts will present a virtual adaptation performance of Charles Dickens “A Christmas Carol” to bring a touch of theater to the holiday season. The play, directed by Craig A. Miller and adapted for the stage by Kendra Phillips will be streamed online over Zoom for seven different performances in early December.
Let’s talk about Christmas. I’m here to tell you why it is the worst holiday ever created. Let’s move right on past the Christian exclusiveness, the mass marketing, the freedom of religion arguments and just get down to the brass tacks of it all. Christmas is the worst because of how obnoxious it is.
With Christmas approaching, it’s time to watch countless hours of Christmas movies we’ve seen a thousand times before. I searched Netflix and found the best ones to watch as you […]
It’s a smudged line where the holidays really begin. Corporations start distributing Halloween gear in early August while Valentines candies seem to come right after New Year’s. But it’s Thanksgiving and Christmas where the matter truly becomes controversial.
Half-eaten leftover cookies. A signed note. Boot marks in the snow. Presents under the tree. I was obsessed with Christmas and jolly old Santa Claus growing up. Quite frankly, I […]
The first night of Hanukkah began Dec. 2 and the last night is Dec. 9. Eight days. Eight nights. Instead of hearing the friendly greeting of Happy Hanukkah, Christmas music […]
Even though Pam Hays has managed Hodgins Drug and Hobby since the 1980s, her connection to the downtown Moscow storefront began more than 120 years ago. Hays’ grandfather helped bring […]
For the Brusven family, Christmas trees are not just a holiday tradition, but an everyday experience. Annette Brusven, a long-time Palouse resident, grew up around acres upon acres of trees […]