Halloween

If you are one of those people who love Halloween, the Haunted Mansions of Albion are thinking about opening for one weekend only this summer.

Halloween can be a night for teens to get into some trouble. It is almost expected, but for grown adults to go around and cause some trouble, it is a little ridiculous. In this video it appears two grown adults literally steal the Halloween candy off the porch of this woman and throw it all along her driveway.

So I don't want to come off too mean. I know kids will be kids, especially on Halloween. That being said, I did in fact catch you, the two teenagers who stole my Halloween decorations and then hit my car with whatever stick-like item you were carrying. It is all on my doorbell and yes authorities have been called.

This Halloween had special meaning to me because last year's celebration was tainted by the first eight months of the pandemic, and one specific local event made our family's Halloween.

We would like to thank each and everyone one of you who brought family and friends out to this year's event. Your donations are going to help feed a good number of people throughout the Magic Valley.

Going on today and tomorrow, November 1st and November 2nd you can go sell your unopened Halloween candy. The annual candy buyback event goes to a great cause and you could walk out the door with up to $10 dollars.

If you are looking for a last minute costume, maybe you didn't think you were going to do anything this year and then out of nowhere you got invited to a mandatory costume party, we have some Idaho themed costumes that are easy to pull off and to make.

As Halloween rapidly approaches, many people in the United States are once again on the fence about celebrating due to spikes of the Coronavirus.

It is almost Halloween and it is one of my favorite holidays! If you are going out trick or treating, if you are going out for adult fun or if you are just staying home and handing out copious amounts of candy, there are a few things to keep in mind.

First off, any city that has an Elm Street like we do should be going full bore with Halloween decor, but I didn't see a whole lot from this section of the city. The one street I did see some great decorations on was Madison.

I'm a huge fan of Christmas and a true believer in getting the holiday decorations and lights up early, but is a full week before Halloween too early?

The Canyon Ridge music program is having a fun Fall Festival/Costume Run this weekend to raise money for the band and orchestra programs.