black friday

Black Friday can be crazy, which may be why some folks are going to extremes to make sure they don't miss out on the deals.

I was sitting here this morning thinking 'where has this year gone.' It's hard to believe that in seven weeks that we will be getting ready to ring in the new year. For better of worse, Thanksgiving not only marks the day that we sit down with family and friends, carve the turkey and munch on candy yams, but it's also the day that  stores will be opening early to kick off the holiday rush. Some of

Walmart is giving you three different chances to score some great deals on Thanksgiving and Black Friday.

You know how it can get at the stores on Black Friday, here is some things you could use to make it go by just a little smoother.

We are now in the final days of November. That means a few things. 1) You survived Thanksgiving. 2) You made it past Black Friday. This was the first year I took part in early bird shopping. I stood in line at Target for two hours and left empty handed. I also witnessed a near fight at a Ashley Furniture but nothing came of it. Some Black Friday shoppers witnessed zombies walking around and other

Black Friday is hours away. If you're a rookie to this madhouse shopping experience, read these tips before you leave the house. Or you may end up spending more cash when you could be getting a better deal. Or you'll end up getting a cold for no good reason.

Planning to get a jump on your holiday shopping this week? Don’t forget man’s best friend — a variety of pet retailers are offering steals and deals for the dog and cat sets on Black Friday. Get out there early and get Fido what he really wants for the holidays this year!