All tagged halloween
I have a fascination with how other people decorate their spaces for the holidays. Recently a friend of mine sent me a photo of her table top which held adorable fall decorations and I got to thinking about whether or not I wanted to decorate my own house. It’s not really a thought I’ve wrestled with in the past because I’ve never lived anywhere long enough to accumulate decorations.
The Partnership for Children of Lenoir and Greene Counties is hosting the TOUCH-A-TRUCK event, a hands-on experience for families, on Saturday, October 28, 2023, from 10 am to 12 pm at the Grainger Stadium Parking Lot located at 400 E Grainger Ave, Kinston.
Sometimes a rainy or cold Halloween night will leave you with loads of leftover candy! Instead of cleaning them out by snacking until they are gone, use them in these recipes to make sweet treats to share!
There’s nothing scarier than the consequences of driving while impaired. To discourage drivers from getting behind the wheel after drinking this Halloween, law enforcement will be stepping up patrols and using checkpoints and saturation patrols as part of the statewide Booze It & Lose It campaign Oct. 24-31.
The Partnership for Children of Lenoir and Greene Counties is excited to host the 5th Annual Touch-A-Truck for Treats on Saturday, October 29, 2022 at 10:00am. Touch-A-Truck for Treats is a community event where families can see, touch, climb aboard and learn about our community’s many fascinating trucks and vehicles and the vital contribution public works professionals make every day.
Come and join us in watching BEETLEJUICE on the big screen this Saturday! Link to register included in this letter.
Statistically, Halloween can be one of the most dangerous days of the year for children and the Kinston Police Department wants to help insure all our residents have a safe and happy Halloween.
Scare U University is owned and operated by the volunteer’s of Pink Hill Fire and Rescue. Established in 2016 Scare U is a all indoor haunted attraction opening October 23 at 8:00 until the last person goes through. We will reopen the 25th-30th same hours.
Lenoir County Girl Scouts gathered at the North Carolina Veterans Home in Kinston on Halloween morning to put on a costume parade for the residents.
How did people 150 years ago manage when a loved one passed on? What were some of the customs they practiced mourning that loss, and what happened to the person who died? Is it true that bells were installed in cemeteries so that a person who was buried could “ring the bell” if they were still alive? These questions, and many more, will be answered at a unique event hosted at the Governor Caswell Memorial at 2612 West Vernon Ave. in Kinston on Halloween from 1pm-4pm.
It’s no surprise that Halloween, like many other Holidays, will be celebrated quite differently this year. Halloween traditions like choosing costumes, decorating pumpkins, and getting special treats, may look a little different, but it can still be great fun!
Keeping kids in mind, next Thursday many will turn into princesses and superheroes as they walk door to door on Halloween.
Most sane people realize pollution is a problem, but is it really necessary to register a complaint with H.R. because your co-worker (who was born before irony became part of the food pyramid) bought plastic cups for the Halloween party?
Buy too much Halloween candy? Or maybe you had less Trick-or-Treaters? You can use your leftover candies and sweet treats in these recipes.
I want to direct my remarks today to the subject of prejudging others, which most
of us do from time to time.
