It's the one night that kids all across East Texas look forward to for months, however Halloween this year could be threatened by some severe weather in East Texas.
Halloween is the one night of the year that kids of all ages look forward to to get the biggest haul of candy that anyone can imagine! This year they can share the spoils with U.S troops!
If you're going to be out trick-or-treating tonight with your own kids but you still want to pass out candy to the neighborhood, this self-serve method will solve your dilemma. And with no potential downsides, this is a total Halloween win.
Tonight is almost the biggest night of the year for kids, second only to Christmas probably, because they'll be going door to door with their cute little catch phrases to get their haul of the candy goodness!
With Halloween on the way, many kids (and adults too) will be out on Friday the 31st going door to door trick or treating for candy. They'll all be dressed up in some sort of costume, some will be elaborate and some will be as easy as wearing a football jersey! They all have one thing in mind though, and that's to get as much candy as they can.
With Halloween almost upon us, it's always fun to start thinking about what kinds of delicious candy you will end up with this year. Chocolates, sweet-and-sours, toffees and more will find their way to you, but which is your favorite?
This year, some children in Fargo, North Dakota may get a bigger trick than treat when hitting the streets for trick-or-treating. That's because a woman in the city has decided to take a stand against childhood obesity, which on its face it's a noble effort. However, the method in which she is doing it is turning heads.
Sometimes random thoughts just "pop" in my head, just ask all my co-workers. Well I had this random thought last night - who is the genius that came up with the concept of trick or treating?
Today, October 30th, is National Candy Corn Day and it just happens to top the list of the most popular candy for Halloween. This little brightly colored candy was created in the 1880's by the Wunderlee Candy Company and each piece is approximately three times larger than an actual kernel of corn. It also happens to be one of my favorite Halloween candies, however, my wife found a variation of thi