Clement Clark Moore wrote a poem for his children in 1822, "A Visit From St. Nicholas" -- also known to many as "The Night Before Christmas." Christopher Sadowski Clement Clark Moore was born in New ...

Editor’s Note: Clement Clarke Moore (1779 – 1863) wrote the poem “Twas the Night Before Christmas,” also known as “A Visit from St. Nicholas,” in 1822. It is believed that a family friend sent a copy ...

My version of Clement Clark Moore’s Christmas classic ... Emerald Coast edition. Hope you enjoy. Happy Holidays!’Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the Emerald Coast, not a single game ...

A framed reproduction of Myron King’s 19th-century illustration of “The Night Before Christmas” went missing from the Troy Public Library on Second Street, seen here on Christmas Eve, back in November ...

ROSENBERG, Texas – On Christmas Eve, as homes across Houston glow with holiday lights, many Houstonians are chasing a different kind of sparkle: a Powerball jackpot worth $1.7 billion. The massive ...

It was in the beginning, published anonymously, but in 1837, the work was attributed to Clement Clarke Moore. There is some debate about a gentleman named Henry Livingstone Jr. writing it. There is no ...

For many people, coming into Manhattan and seeing a festive show is a special part of their traditions during the holiday season. But just what is it like to be the ones on stage? Or more precisely ...

It's a holiday tradition. I've been reading this poem every year on some radio station somewhere in the world since I was just 18 years old. This time, for the first time ever, it's here on YouTube.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Carrie Underwood won't wait until "Sunday Night Football" to leave NFL fans in awe this week. NBC struck a deal with Underwood in ...

Pope Leo XIV, at Christmas Mass during the Night, said Christ’s birth brings light into the world’s darkness — and where the human person is welcomed, God is welcomed too. “To enlighten our blindness, ...

For millennia, across the earth, peoples have gazed up at the sky, giving names to the silent stars, and seeing images therein. In their imaginative yearning, they tried to read the future in the ...