Halloween

Sure, you can throw them in the trash... but here are some better ideas.

According to an October 8th press release from Riverstone Health, Halloween is not cancelled, per se. You can't really cancel a holiday.

Have you been to one of these venues?

If Halloween is your favorite Holiday, good news. Some stores around Billings are already full of fun fall items.

You'll want to notice the sky on Halloween night this year because it could be a little extra spooky. And, all those things you said would happen "once in a blue moon," will have a good chance of coming to fruition.

Quite a few Halloween events will probably be canceled this fall, and the experts are saying candy sales could be cut in half. They really don't know us very well, do they?

Can we all agree that scary clowns are horrifying? Yes? OK, great let's proceed. By the way, the proper term for fear of clowns? Coulrophobia.

Big bucks are spent on Halloween every year, with over 2.5 billion spent on candy alone. Apparently, Montana spends their Halloween candy dollars on Double Bubble. Read what our #2 and #3 Halloween candy choices are.

I used to worry that those images would sear themselves into my sub-conscious forever and I'd be scarred irreparably.

Sexy Halloween costumes are not a new thing (and I certainly don't have an issue with ladies wearing something scandalous on Halloween), but it seems like retailers are going overboard this year with outlandish outfits that are supposed to be sexy.

Billings area pumpkin patches are now open. There seems to be fewer and fewer around since Sartorie Farms and J & K Farms (my favorite!) have both closed in recent years. Here are the three remaining pumpkin patches that I'm aware of.

The film replaces Wes Craven's 'Scream' as the highest-grossing slasher film.