christmas tree

In 2015, the City of Twin Falls closed the leaf and Christmas Tree disposal station at 136 Maxwell Ave, due to increased costs and low participation. That doesn't mean you're left with a dead tree and nowhere to take it. Here's the best way for Twin Falls residents to dispose of their Christmas trees.

Have you ever bought or seen a Christmas tree that looked just a little too perfectly shaped? There's a reason it looked that way - and that reason may be a guy with two really sharp swords.

Finally the nation will recognize that Idaho has more to offer than potatoes.

After last year, the city of Twin Falls closed the Leaf and Christmas Tree Disposal Station at 136 Maxwell Ave, due to increased costs and low participation. But that doesn't mean you're now left holding on to a dead tree you don't know what to do with. Here are a couple of ways you can legally dispose of your dead Christmas tree in Twin Falls.

The City of Twin Falls has opened the Christmas tree recycle center where you can dispose of your Christmas trees.

Still need a Christmas Tree? You're in luck! Full Life Family Church of Twin Falls is giving away free Christmas Trees and Chobani Yogurt while supplies last!

I was once told that if you put vinegar in your Christmas tree water, it would last longer. According to our expert, that's just not so.

One of the perks of buying an artificial tree is that you don't have to buy a new one each year and you don't have to worry about it dying. On the other hand - getting a live tree each year has its own magic...and you can't beat the smell of fresh pine!

In the movies, going out and cutting down the family Christmas tree usually seems like a magical moment. Other times it is a disaster. But if you are looking for the adventure and magic of finding your very own tree in the mountains - the time is here...

Today is 12th Day - also the end of the 12 days of Christmas. So, now that you have your 12 drummers drumming, is it time to take down the Christmas Tree?

Yesterday, I was leaving home after lunch and I saw a woman dragging her dead Christmas Tree from her house to the vacant lot next door.  C'mawn!  NOT cool!  Biodegradable or not, you can't dump your stuff on someone else's property, not to mention in broad daylight...

A lot of us will wait until Wednesday to take down our Christmas tree. Some of us have already taking it down and thrown it on our front yard. If you don't want it to stay in your front yard the City of Twin Falls is offering a free Christmas tree disposal.