Elf Ernest is Senior Vice President of Public Relations at the North Pole. As such he oversees all North Pole websites and the News Department, which includes Kringle Radio, North Pole Radio News, SantaUpdate.com, SantaTrackers.net and NorthPoleFlightCommand.com. Ernest also oversees all official North Pole social media channels. You can read more about him at this link.
Elf Bernard told us in a meeting today that Santa’s workshop has never been as organized and efficient as they are this year. According to his calculations the workshop is ahead of schedule. As you can imagine, Santa was very pleased to hear that news. You know, its a big job to get Santa not […]
Sundays are special at the North Pole. Everything stops. Everything rests. For Santa, it has always been this way. Santa likes to spend his time with family on Sundays, to go to Church and to rest. “Too many people associate stress with Christmas,” Santa told me. “That’s really sad because Christmas is supposed to be […]
Santa’s Weather and Tracking Center is posting a warning for storms forecast for the week of Christmas. And not just at the North Pole. “It appears to be a period where weather will be very active,” Elf Billy said. “We’re working with experts around the world, with military units, with space agencies, with shipping companies […]
The day after Thanksgiving is always a date we keep on the calendar here at the North Pole — it marks the beginning of Operation Merry Christmas. Operation Merry Christmas is what we call the effort of Santa delivering around the world. A lot of detail and planning goes in to getting Santa around the […]
Santa’s favorite holiday is Thanksgiving. We’ve told you this many times before. In fact, Thanksgiving is a day Santa and the North Pole celebrates several times a year. In Canada Thanksgiving is in October. Santa loves to celebrate Thanksgiving with his Canadian family and friends. Santa, after all, is a Canadian citizen (actually, he holds […]
Like many people the next couple of days will be festive here at the North Pole. As everyone here gathers to celebrate the American Thanksgiving we also focus on the bigger event of turning on all the Christmas lights. Every year we kick off the celebrations of Christmas with a lighting ceremony. Santa himself flips […]
A question came in for me the other day asking what it would take to catch Santa in your house on Christmas. Well, kids, I will tell you. You can try — but you’ll never catch Santa. There are lots of fancy video cameras and even apps you can get online these days that claim […]
Tracking Santa is a very old tradition. Kids and families have been doing it for as long as Santa has been flying. Santa wants you to understand the many ways to track him on Christmas Eve. There are many new tools available online to help you track Santa but Santa still prefers the old fashion […]
Today is the 24th! One month from this very day we will be tracking Santa around the world. That fact is not lost on the North Pole. Everyone here is very busy. We are not only preparing for Operation Merry Christmas but we are also trying to get our homes ready for the big lighting […]
Have you ever received an orange in the toe of your stocking on Christmas morning? Ever wondered why Santa puts it there? The orange in the stocking is in remembrance of the Bishop’s gold. Long ago, the ancient St. Nicholas would deliver gifts at Christmas in the dead of night while people were sleeping. There […]
The North Pole receiving department is moving tons and tons of pallets around in order to make room for all the new Christmas wrapping paper that has arrived at the North Pole. Elf Wally is very happy to see this big shipment arrive. “We cannot do our job very well when we don’t have the […]
If you have been following along with news coming from the Tracking Center at Tracking Santa.net you already know that Santa’s sleigh has been undergoing all kinds of test flights. In fact, recent problems in Africa in test flying the sleigh has caused Elf Quinton to return the sleigh to the North Pole for redesign. […]
