shopping

If you've never been in a Cost Plus World Market, you don't know what you're missing. Furniture, home decor, food/snacks, kitchen stuff, and all kinds of things fill the World Market shelves, and most of it is probably stuff you won't find anywhere else. As I was driving through Front Range Village I was stoked to see a sign at the old Ultimate Electronics location that a Cost Plus would, in fact,

I love shopping online and one of my favorite sites to shop is Etsy.com . The Etsy website says "Etsy is more than a marketplace: we're a community of artists, creators, collectors, thinkers and doers." As I was looking at some amazing items for friends and families this past holiday season, I also came across some items that made me laugh out loud. Almost enough to buy the item, hoping

There may be some very unhappy shoppers Christmas morning. Fox 31 News is reporting that just days before the holiday, Best Buy is alerting some customers that it will not be able to fill their online orders. These are not just orders placed last-minute, many of them date all the way back to Black Friday orders made in November. The reports says that Best Buy blames ‘overwhelming demand for some p

"For every $100 spent at a local shop, $45 remains in the community." That's the word from the City of Fort Collins. Shopping locally can have a huge impact on our local economy, and could make your holiday shopping a little easier.

According to a Harris Interactive survey of adults planning to buy children’s presents this holiday season, the most popular kid’s gift items — more popular than video games, board games and dolls — are books.

Some stores have made headlines this week for opening their doors to Black Friday shoppers on Thanksgiving night instead of the following day, but for one young Florida woman, even that’s not early enough.

Procrastinated on your holiday shopping? Trying to figure out how to pull it all off between now and Christmas? Here are several ideas.

Sure we’re all trying to spread good tidings and cheer these days, but I just read an article from Consumer Reports that showed how some companies are putting themselves on Santa’s “naughty” list this year.

We still have the long Thanksgiving weekend to enjoy — and the mad rush of Black Friday to survive — before we really get into the season. But because we can barely contain our Christmas spirit, we’ve created an entire site to get Northern Colorado a head start in celebrating the merriest of time of the year.

It seems that Thanksgiving, like most major holidays has become lost. To me, it seems that Thanksgiving has become more about the sales happening the day after to get presents for Christmas, rather than spending time with loved ones. Now I do admit I look at the sales and what not, but I don't forget about that the day that comes before it...