Holidays

With Thanksgiving just around the corner, we can almost taste our grandma's rice dressing. While there is so much to look forward to we can't help but start to dread certain topics coming up at the dinner table. We asked our listeners what question they don't want to be asked at Thanksgiving and it's safe to say there are some commonly asked questions no one wants to answer because it makes everyone uncomfortable at the dinner table.

Are you prepared to immerse yourself in a Louisiana holiday spectacle like never before? Prepare to be dazzled as we unveil a Christmas lights road trip that promises to create unforgettable memories. Onlyinyourstate.com curated a breathtaking journey encompassing six remarkable displays across the state, each radiating its unique charm and holiday spirit. So, fuel up your car, mark your calendar, and set aside ample time, because this road trip calls for a few days of festive fun.

No one does parades better than Louisiana and we'll prove it again this year at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade!

Do you have a deep love for holiday movies and enjoy snuggling up with timeless classics during the festive season? Well, here's your chance to turn your favorite pastime into a side hustle. CableTV.com is on the lookout for our next "Chief of Cheer," and the good news is, it pays $2,500 just for indulging in the joy of holiday movies.

Lisa Angevine-Bergs, the executive director of the Connecticut Christmas Tree Growers Association, has revealed that the price of Christmas trees is likely to see a slight increase in the state this year. Last year, many farms had to raise their prices due to losses incurred during the drought of 2016, which led to lower inventory levels between 2021 and 2023.

To get ready for the Christmas season, the ice cream company Blue Bell is already prepared. Blue Bell has brought back two Christmas flavors to get ready for Christmas. Blue Bell has brought back the Egg Nog and Christmas Cookies flavors.

Get ready Texas and Louisiana! It looks like Mother Nature is going to bring us a huge cold front just in time for Halloween.

It is No Secret That Shreveport Loves to Throw Down When It Comes to Halloween.

'Spooky season' is here and we want to know, are these urban legends about the Shreveport-Bossier City, LA area true or something made up to scare us into acting right?

You may have noticed that some houses display different-colored pumpkins instead of the traditional orange-colored ones we are used to seeing every year. Turns out that different colored pumpkins sometimes signify special meanings depending on what color they are painted. Here's what each one represents.

Ghosts, ghouls, and goblins beware! The Zombies are ready to take over Bossier City, LA's East Bank District for SBC Zombie Walk 2023: Zom-Beatz!

NecroManor Haunted House has returned for another spooky season in Shreveport-Bossier. With an all new haunt for this year.