Easter spending expected to hit $177 per person this year

A recent survey of consumers reveals that they feel inspired to shop for Easter-related items because it's a tradition and an enjoyable activity to do with family and friends.

Chocolate prices surge as Hershey, Cadbury report higher profits

Shoppers searching for Easter treats will likely pay more at their local stores this year, with the cost of chocolate soaring.

Home Depot to bring back 12-Foot Skelly, new spooky friends for Halloween

Home Depot is reviving the Halloween spirit more than six months early by announcing the return of the popular 12-foot skeleton decoration, known as Skelly, along with introducing new companions and friends for the upcoming season

Easter 2024: Why is holiday so early this year?

Each year, Easter is celebrated on a different day – and this year it’s coming a little early.

Spring 2024 starts Tuesday: What to know about the vernal equinox

The spring equinox is almost here. In the U.S., get ready for earlier sunrises and later sunsets until the summer solstice in June.

PHOTOS: 2024 St. Patrick's Parade in Midtown Atlanta

Thousands of people gathered on Peachtree Street in Midtown Atlanta on March 16 to watch the annual St. Patrick's Parade.

St. Patrick's Day celebrations in metro Atlanta | 2024

St. Patrick's Day celebrations are planned throughout the metro Atlanta area. Here is a list of parties and food and drink specials.

Krispy Kreme free doughnut: Chain unveils 4 new flavors for St. Patrick's Day 2024

Krispy Kreme has free doughnuts in honor of St. Patrick’s Day 2024. Here’s how to score the green treat, as well as a look at some of its new festive flavors.

Leap Day baby born to mother also born on a Leap Day

"This is probably the best birthday I’ve had in memory, and she is the most precious birthday gift I could imagine."

Leap Year 2024: What is Bachelor's Day?

Ireland’s leap year tradition of Bachelor’s Day dates back to the 5th century.

Leap year 2024: Switching from the Julian calendar to Gregorian

In honor of Leap Day, this read is for the history nerds. Ever wonder how America caught our calendar up with the rest of the world? In September 1752, we skipped over 11 days.