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Your traditional Easter Sunday celebration will be a little different this weekend due to the shelter in order still in effect for many Americans all across the country. But that doesn't mean you still can't have a little fun with the kids making confetti-filled Easter eggs.

Around 68 percent of Americans who observe Easter say their Easter spending will be affected by the coronavirus this year, according to WalletHub’s new Coronavirus Easter Survey, just released.

Many of you will be celebrating Easter Sunday with family and friends this weekend. What better way to have a little fun than with Cascarones-confetti-filled eggs.

Easter is almost here. If you have kids or grandkids then coloring Easter eggs is on the agenda sometime this week.

With Easter just a few days away it's hard to believe that they're are so many new ways to enjoy celebrating Easter. Have you ever had a glow in the dark Easter Egg Hunt? It's pretty spectacular and really easy to do.

We are just a few days away from the Easter holiday with many Americans celebrating with family and friends. Here are a few fun facts about Easter some of which you may already know about and some you may not, according to the website WalletHub.

Easter egg hunting just doesn't have to be for kids anymore. Listen up! There will be an Adult Easter Egg Hunt and Ride this Saturday, April 13. beginning at 10AM at Texarkana Harley Davidson located at 802 Walton Drive.

April showers brings May flowers and the Easter Bunny too! This Saturday, April 6, bring the kids to Walmart on the Texas-side to meet Hopkins the Easter Bunny.

When I was a kid dyeing Easter eggs was one of my favorite things to do. Back in the day, there was only one way available to dyeing eggs, now there are many ways in which to dye and decorate an egg. Primal Flow Studios located at 614 East 7th Street will be having a Special Egg Dyeing Party on East…

Easter may sound like just a casual potluck for the family, but I treat it as war. The objective is to win the favor of the children.

You would think anything chocolate-related would be the undisputed champ of Easter, but that's not the case.

With Easter Sunday around the corner and roughly 80 percent of all Americans expected to observe the holiday in some way, the personal-finance website WalletHub today released its report on 2018's Best Places to Celebrate Easter to go along with its Easter Facts & Stats – Church, …