NO FEES UNLESS WE WIN. IT’S 1123. THE WORLD’S TALLEST GLASS CHRISTMAS TREE IS COMING BACK TO WISCONSIN. THE TREE WILL GO UP AT YERKES OBSERVATORY IN WILLIAMS BAY. THAT’S ON THE NORTHWEST SIDE OF ...

If you're already thinking about decorating your Christmas tree, you may want to make the trip to Williams Bay to help build one out of molten glass. If you’re already thinking about decorating your ...

The world's tallest glass tree will return to Yerkes Observatory in Williams Bay.This year, the holiday spectacle will stand at 36-feet tall, which is eight feet taller than the world’s next tallest ...

Christmas is a time of year when magic and wonder seem to fill the air, and nothing feels more magical than vintage holiday decor. The soft shimmer of the lights, the bright colors of hand-painted ...

If you're an avid beach goer and diehard summer lover, stepping into the wintery months can be a struggle. There's a serious lack of sun, sand, and seashells in your life, and your favorite beach ...

WILLIAMS BAY, Wis. - A world record stands tall in Williams Bay. It's full of holiday spirit, too. It's made up of 3,000 pounds of glass. "It’s like, super tall," said Mia Mohr. "It’s like, a billion ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Rob Elliott and Jason Mack have an unusual goal; they want to build a glass forest. "Imagine a tourism attraction, like a theme ...

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During this holiday season, something magical happened near Lake Geneva in southeastern Wisconsin. A crew constructed what it believes to be the world’s tallest tree made of glimmering glass. The feat ...

If you could design a bauble for your own Christmas tree, what would it be — a teddy bear dressed as a ballerina, a hummingbird, or a crimson phoenix?The workers at GlitterLab, a company producing ...

An upturned Christmas tree is seen in a green recycling can as City of Fresno solid waste trucks drive their collection routes in central Fresno Wednesday, Jan. 3, 2024. ERIC PAUL ZAMORA ...