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The best part is that you can purchase the items locally. No Amazon waiting or shipping worries for you.

Mississippi folks are fighting to get a Barbie Dream House, but what is the hottest gift this Christmas in Louisiana?

If you have become accustomed to buying everything online, it turns out you still can get Christmas shopping done. You can also get it delivered for free.

Yes, I know I can't have officer Peter Pollit for Christmas.

The Salvation Army is short quite a few bell ringers this year, and they'd love to have your help.

How long this last minute stay will last is hard to tell, but it looks like you'll be able to Christmas shop at JCPenney's at least one more time.

Could we be next when it comes to seeing "Limit 2 per customer" signs?

The jewelry retailer plans to help Shreveport with all their Christmas shopping needs and we aren't mad about it.

The Sportsman's Paradise will suspend the 4.45% state sales tax on the first $2,500 of a purchase!

Lowe's is offering a pretty awesome service for everyone who doesn't own a truck or who might be cautious about Christmas tree shopping in person.

So wait, there won't be a Black Friday stampede this year? I guess the idea of people getting trampled and contracting coronavirus at the same time isn't ideal.

While social media does have its pitfalls we have to look out for, it can also be an excellent way to support local and small businesses. Here's how.