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Halloween is right around the corner and a full slate of activities has been planned around Fayette. First up is the annual Halloween Parade presented by the Golden Study Club at 4 p.m. on Saturday, …
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Halloween is right around the corner and a full slate of activities has been planned around Fayette. First up is the annual Halloween Parade presented by the Golden Study Club at 4 p.m. on Saturday, October 29.
For more than 50 years the club has welcomed costumed youngsters to the Fayette courthouse square for costume contests. All participants receive Halloween candy. The event concludes with a parade around the courthouse.
Directly following the Halloween parade, Fayette Main Street will host its annual Trunk or Treat downtown. Davis and Main streets will be closed to traffic. The event has grown in recent years with dozens of trunks and hundreds of kids and adults. Setup begins at 4 p.m. with the event starting at 5 p.m.
Those interested in hosting a trunk should sign up on Fayette Main Street’s Facebook page.
Ghosts and ghouls will once again prowl neighborhoods Trick or Treating on Monday, October 31. Popular areas include West Davis Street and Cleveland Avenue. Residents are encouraged to flip on those porch lights and hand out candy for the time-honored tradition.
When making their way around town, trick-or-treaters are encouraged to stop by the Linn Memorial United Methodist Church Parsonage at 203 West Spring Street. The church is hosting its first-ever PumpkinFest. Games, candy, and hotdogs will be provided. “It will be like a little festival on the grounds,” said Rev. Bill O’Neal.
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