Halloween

Just when you thought haunted houses weren't scary anymore, a haunted house employee brought a real knife to work.

Apparently, the Forest Home Cemetery established in 1982 had 24 total burials, was defunct in 1910 and the bodies of those who had passed away were moved to Oakwood Cemetery in Muskegon. Later, the plot of land which once held the cemetery would become the site of a government housing project in 1943 called Forest Homes

If Haunted Houses don't scare you anymore. How about 30,000 live bats during the Covid-19 pandemic?

The historical buildings at the Celery Flats will be open with crafts and historical demonstrations like rope making, glass blowing, and blacksmiths, as well as an activity at the cemetery to learn about early Portage settlers.

This event includes trick-or-treating, a ride through a spooky trail and a drive-in style movie in the park beginning at dusk. The movie showing will be the Halloween favorite, Hokus Pokus.

Ely Manor has recognized that their residents need a little lifting up, so they're putting together a decorated 'Haunted Trail' From 5 p.m. until 7 p.m. on Halloween

Purple Pumpkins? My first guess was this was some sort of tribute to Prince, but that made no sense (as if anything this year does).

A 20-year-old college student got the shock of his life when a pumpkin crashed thru his windshield Sunday morning.

Like everything else this year, doing Halloween in the middle of Covid will be a first (and hopefully the last time we have to do it this way.) The City of Kalamazoo has offered up some trick or treating guidelines, for those who are planning on doing it.

There are those who decorate for Halloween and those who live it. Meet the Mortons.