Remember The Neediest!” If it were up to me, “Merry Christmas” would dress the top of the front page on Dec. 25 and “Happy New Year” would welcome readers on Jan. 1.

JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) – As families prepare for the holidays, Christmas tree farms welcome their first guests of the season. Owners of Roan Valley Christmas Tree Farm expect a successful… ...

A giant banner saying “Refugees Welcome” hangs on pedestal of the Statue of Liberty, Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2017, in New York.

View full size Staff photo by Tim Hawk Freedom From Religion group is asking Pitman to take down the banner that hangs across Broadway asking people to "Keep Christ in Christmas".

A London-based street artist has created a collection of bespoke Welcome Home banners for people returning to the UK for Christmas. Ben Eine, an east London artist known for his eye-grabbing fonts ...

PITMAN — Borough attorney Brian Duffield said, at this point, the borough is treating the controversial “Keep Christ in Christmas” banner situation as a possible zoning violation and nothing ...

A banner says Vice President Pence is not welcome. The vice president was supposed to come here before Christmas but, because of Trump's announcement, he was told he wasn't welcome.

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork)-- A banner appeared across the base of the Statue of Liberty on Tuesday afternoon, bearing the words "Refugees Welcome." According to the National Parks Service, the banner ...

For most of us, it's a treat getting off a plane to a warm welcome and a greeting banner. But for some of these weary travellers around the world, mortification was more the order of the day.

Kevin Dunning, with the Grand Island Street Department, hangs a Welcome banner on a light pole along South Locust Street in Grand Island on Monday. In addition to South Locust, the banners will ...

NEW YORK --The National Park Service is trying to figure out who unfurled a giant banner at the Statue of Liberty saying “Refugees Welcome.” Park Service spokesman Jerry Willis says the 3-by ...

The National Park Service is trying to figure out who unfurled a giant banner at the Statue of Liberty saying "Refugees Welcome." Park Service spokesman Jerry Willis says the 3-by-20-foot banner ...