Christmas Trees

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While the holiday season is the best time of the year, there are those in Idaho who are ruining it already by taking things too far in November.

There are years I don’t put up a tree.

If you are looking for what to do with your Christmas tree now that it isn't in your house anymore, you can get rid of it for free.

Christmas trees can be expensive, and according to one sign in the Magic Valley, some can be a little pricier than others.

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Not everyone has the God-given bargaining ability that Ralphie Parker's father did in the classic Christmas film, A Christmas Story. The days of wrangling tree farmers out of $20 or $30 for that all-important symbol of Christmas are long gone.

“We hear that a lot,” he explained.

Going into the wild and cutting down your own Christmas tree is something most people would love to do. You see it every year on the Hallmark Channel.

The debate continues: real or fake Christmas trees?

TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KLIX) – Have you picked out your Christmas tree yet? If not, thank goodness it’s not too late. More good news: the Sawtooth National Forest can help.

Victory Home in Twin Falls provides emergency shelter for men, women and children in need. They are currently selling Christmas trees and wreaths with proceeds supporting their ministry in our area.

TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KLIX) – If you’re thinking about putting up a real tree in your home this Christmas, you can buy a tree-cutting permit from the Sawtooth National Forest beginning Nov. 18.