GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) – Local 5 previews nearly 70 new beautifully decorated Christmas trees, set against the backdrop of the historic trains at the National Railroad Museum in Green Bay.

Here's a list of where Bay Area counties have identified drop-off sites to compost retired Christmas trees – some for free or for a nominal fee – and waste management companies have shared ...

PANAMA CITY — If you put up an all-natural Christmas tree this season, you might be wondering how to get rid of it while it's still green. Bay County has a few locations that will accept used ...

The Satanic obsession with Christmas can be summarized by saying that Satan hates the image of God. Just as Cassius spitefully vandalized images of the tyrant emperor in William Shakespeare’s “Julius ...

The holiday season in downtown Green Bay officially kicked off Wednesday night with the annual lighting of the Peace Tree at the Brown County courthouse.

The Satanic Temple of Wisconsin was one of the six religious groups and 66 total groups who applied to decorate a tree for the National Railroad Museum’s annual Festival of Trees.

Here's some things to do around Green Bay to say goodbye to the holidays and 2023.

(KRON) – For 30 years, Recology has collected San Francisco residents’ unadorned Christmas trees for recycling. City officials from San Francisco Environment and San Francisco Public Works are ...

Wisconsin Public Service, one of the leading utility companies in the Greater Green Bay Area, has revoked its sponsorship from the National Railroad Museum due to the controversial satanic ...

A U.S. museum has been criticised for installing a satanic Christmas tree as part of its festive celebrations. For its ‘Festival of Trees’, the National Railroad Museum in Green Bay, Wisconsin, ...

A museum in Wisconsin has come under fire after allowing the Satanic Temple to submit a Christmas tree for display.

Why would the National Railroad Museum want to dilute its mission by allowing a satanic group a display in its Christmas Festival of Trees?