Christmas Lights

What has become a holiday tradition for families in Central Minnesota will be postponed this year.

You can take a trolley ride, visit with Santa and enjoy the view at a traditional St. Cloud holiday get-together.

Christmas lights have grown to a whole new level for one Clearwater man as his front yard has turned into a winter wonderland.

A local St. Joseph light display is collecting donations to help Boyscout Troop twenty with their annual Christmas dinner.

The lights have been turned on at an annual light display in St. Joseph. The 4th annual "Lights on Callaway" holiday display started last Friday and runs through January 9th.

With the approaching holiday season comes the annual tradition of hanging Christmas lights. Once again this year, officials remind you to recycle your old tangled clump of lights and replace them with new energy efficient LED lights.

For the second year, the Recycling Association of Minnesota is collecting unwanted Christmas lights. The association has lined up 320 locations statewide where Minnesotans can recycle the lights.

Don't throw that tangled mess of old, broken, and unusable holiday lights in the trash. They can -- and should be -- recycled.