Halloween

I always laugh whenever I see a pet in a Halloween costume. But then I also always wonder what the pet thinks about it. It's got to be unuusal, to say the least, for an animal to find itself wearing a cape, tuxedo, or eye patch. This year, it is estimated that about 16% of Americans will dress their pets in a costume for Halloween. Here are some of the most popular Halloween costumes for pets, acc

Halloween is here, and that means things just get spookier every day.

Here’s a surprising bit of news for your Friday: Jamie Lee Curtis is returning to the Halloween franchise to reprise her iconic role as Laurie Strode in David Gordon Green’s new sequel. As Blumhouse CEO Jason Blum promised earlier this week, that film – simply titled Halloween — will arrive in 2018. If it doesn’t meet that deadline, Blum says you can kill him. (But, you know, don’t do that.)

For  a couple of years now, Sedalia's Car Mart has been hosting a free Haunted House for the families of Sedalia.  This year's event was a huge success!

Well, it's here - Halloween!  I know your kids have already got their costume perfected and can't wait to get out there and show it off.  You might even have one for a party you're going to, or to wear going out Trick or Treating with them.

My Mom, and I'm sure a lot of you out there, was a big fan of The Doobie Brothers. In particular, she loved the sweet sounds of none other that Michael Freggin McDonald.

The Sedalia Noonday Optimist Club's annual Haunted Hayride is Saturday at the Missouri State Fairgrounds. This fun Halloween event has been entertaining families for over three decades!

The State Fair Community College will have their annual Candy Buy Back coming up November 1st.

Halloween is an exciting night for children, as many plan for weeks what their costumes will be and then go out in the dark to navigate neighborhood streets in search of treats. But when so many children are near cars in the dark, it puts trick-or-treaters at a higher risk of injury or death.

It's October and with it comes cool, crisp mornings and evenings and wonderful days of sunshine and warmth. It also brings falling leaves and Halloween, which means spooky stories of death and destruction. Speaking of that, I received an unsolicited email yesterday asking the question "Has anyone ever died in your house?"