Letter From The Editor

Spooky season is right around the corner, and studies show that paranormal experiences are actually…normal. Whether it’s a ghost sighting, or a strange presence 83% of Americans say they have seen paranormal activity at their home.

It’s that time of year again when the leaves turn golden, the air grows crisp, and the Halloween spirit is in full swing! Our October issue is packed with thrilling adventures and ghostly encounters that will have you on the edge of your seat—or hiding under the covers.

Halloween has always been a favorite holiday for families, and we’re excited to help you make the most of it by exploring some of the spookiest and most exciting destinations across the state. Whether you’re looking to scare the living screams out of yourself with haunted tours and terrifying attractions, or you’re seeking something a bit more low-key for the little ones, this issue has it all.

For those who crave adrenaline-pumping experiences, we’ve rounded up the best haunted houses, eerie forests, and ghostly tales that will chill you to the bone. From haunted mansions with spine-tingling history to abandoned asylums where restless spirits are said to roam, there’s no shortage of scares in store.

But Halloween fun doesn’t have to be all about frights. For families with young ones, we’ve highlighted fun, safe events perfect for creating memories. From pumpkin patches and corn mazes to costume parades and kid-friendly trick-or-treat spots, you’ll find plenty of festive fall fun.

So, grab your costumes and a sense of adventure, and join us as we explore all the tricks and treats our state has to offer this Halloween season. It’s time to pack up the family and embark on an unforgettable spooky adventure!

Stay spooky,

Norman Reed, Managing Editor