halloween
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Athens-Clarke County
Athens Dentist Buys Halloween Candy For Good Cause
It happens every year: Children come home from a long night of trick or treating and find themselves with more candy than they could ever eat. However, there is good news. Athens Family Dental off of Old Jefferson Road will be buying back Halloween Candy this year. For every pound…
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Athens-Clarke County
Where to Trick or Treat in Northeast Georgia
[…] Various communities in the Northeast GA area will come together and celebrate Halloween with “Trick-or-Treat” festivities. Jackson County will celebrate with a Halloween Walk taking place in downtown Jefferson. The Shiloh Volunteer Fire Department in Madison County invites community members to join them for candy. The Statham United Methodist…
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Athens-Clarke County
Why You Should Be Careful When Trick or Treating
Costumes, candy and decorations are not the scariest part about Halloween. Children trick or treating at the wrong house could be a real horror story. \n
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Northeast Georgia News
Compost Halloween
Lots of pumpkins end up in the trash after Halloween. Let Us Compost is a local company in Athens. They want people to bring their pumpkins to them so that they can provide a more sustainable option. They give people bins to put their pumpkins in after Halloween. With the holiday season coming up,…
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Athens-Clarke County
A More Sustainable Holiday
Athens, GA– Lots of pumpkins end up in the trash after halloween. Let Us Compost wants this coming holiday season to be more sustainable. They want local Athens residents to bring their pumpkins to them. For the first time, the company will be giving out extra bins and bags for Thanksgiving.
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Athens-Clarke County
Trunk or Treat?
Athens, GA – The ACC police department is hosting a trunk or treat event today at the police station from 4:30-6:30pm. The event is free and open to ages 6-12. Cars will be decorated and ensures a safe location for kids to participate in Halloween festivities.
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Athens-Clarke County
Halloween Hits Downtown Early With the Wild Rumpus Parade
Athens, Ga–Downtown Athens may be quiet today…but something is coming. In four days, these streets will be full of monsters and mayhem. It’s called the WIld Rumpus Parade and Spectacle, an Athens Halloween tradition for five years running. The parade is open to anyone or anything who wants to participate.…
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How to Have A Safe Halloween
A house with the lights off on Halloween may mean more than someone who isn’t home. Grady NewSource reporter, Mamie Shepherd, joins us to make sure your Halloween is filled with treats – not tricks.