The house, at 366 South Milan Street in Henderson, has become a local Christmas landmark, garnering its nickname from the candy canes the couple would give to visitors. It’s not hard to see why ...

Roll out the dough with a rolling pin, and cut out the pieces to form the walls, roof and doors of the house (pattern available for download in the material section). Crush the lemon candy into ...

This year, the Candy Cane House will sport 30 more Christmas trees and 20,000 more lights than last year, bringing the total to over 80 trees and 60,000 lights. Complimentary treats and hot ...