christmas tree

With Christmas done and over with, you may be looking for somewhere to get rid of that tree... Well, why not feed some hungry goats with it?

Christmas is almost here! While you're still enjoying your fresh-cut Christmas tree, soon enough you'll be looking for a place to dispose of it after the holidays.

This Northern Michigan family defies the odds and has a family tradition that involves floating Christmas trees.

Michigan has become known as one of the USA's top Christmas-tree-producing states so of course our official tree has to be spectacular. Here's how it happens.

If you like getting a real Christmas tree for your home -- how about harvesting one from a National Forest? You can take the family and chop down your own Christmas tree, save money, and help maintain a healthy forest while doing so.

The tree is currently on the property of the Hampton Inn Marquette Waterfront but is needing to be removed, and they're hoping someone could use it this year for Christmas.

You've got two options, curbside, and a few drop-off locations.

Better than Christmas cookies?

Time to dust off those Christmas decorations and look for that old ceramic Christmas tree you got from your Grandma. It could be worth a pretty penny.

Check our guide to where you can cut down your Christmas trees in Grand Rapids and West Michigan.

Now that Christmas is over your first priority might be to take your decorations and tree down. If you had a natural tree this year, different cities around Kent County are offering Christmas tree recycling programs. Even if you're someone like me who leaves her tree up until after the new year, you'll still have a chance to recycle your tree...

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