Have you ever watched A Charlie Brown Christmas and thought, “Good grief, Charlie Brown, you had one job…“? We’re talking about his choice of Christmas tree. Or, more appropriately, a Christmas twig ...

READING, Pa. — It's been 10 years since Reading put up what came to be known as the "Charlie Brown Christmas tree." This year, the anniversary is being honored in a special way. "There was a lot of ...

It’s hard to imagine a holiday season without A Charlie Brown Christmas. The 1965 broadcast has become a staple—etched into traditions across generations like decorating the tree or sipping hot cocoa.

Christmastime is here, so it's time for an annual rewatch of A Charlie Brown Christmas. “The continued success of the special has surprised me as much as anyone,” Schulz told TV Guide in 1985. “A lot ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The most wonderful time of year, at least for "Peanuts" fans, has arrived... and not a moment too soon. "A Charlie Brown Christmas ...

Sixty years ago — on Dec. 9, 1965 — a holiday special launched a new Christmas tradition. A Charlie Brown Christmas premiered, and it would become a beloved annual broadcast. For decades viewers ...

The Reading Public Library is celebrating the 10th anniversary of the city’s so-called Charlie Brown Christmas tree with a display and focused events. It’s been a decade since the downtown Christmas ...

(Gray News) – “A Charlie Brown Christmas” turns 60 years old on Tuesday. The classic 25-minute animated special debuted on television Dec. 9, 1965. It first appeared on CBS and is based on the comic ...

Kelly McGowen with the University of Missouri Extension Office shares how a small Norfolk Island Pine tree might make the perfect tree this Christmas for a small space. These pines can be found in ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Some families are Home Alone people. Some are Elf people. And then there are the folks who don't feel ...

Is your Christmas tree not living up to the expectations you had this holiday season? Maybe it "just needs a little love." If that phrase sounds nostalgically familiar, you may remember Linus van Pelt ...