History of Halloween – Scholar & Athlete

According to the National Confectioners Association (NCA), 93% of Americans celebrate Halloween each year. The usual traditions you may celebrate every night on Oct. 31 have interesting backstories. Previously to today’s modernization of these stories, they were sacred to Celtic beliefs. The holiday is rooted from Ireland and the celebration of it stems from the

Green your Halloween': Recycle candy wrappers, compost pumpkins at

Metro 'spooktacular' events still happening this Halloween

Halloween With A Heart

The History of Halloween by Sophia Silva

Adrian Ferreira Cabado Joins Purdue as Soccer Assistant Coach

Are you looking for resources teach students about the history of Halloween? These interactive adapted books about the history of Halloween are the

History of Halloween Interactive Adapted Books for October and Special Ed

Trick-or-Treat with Greeks and Athletes Oct. 31

Hoops and Halloween Basketball Event Set for Friday Night - FGCU

People takeover Downtown Panama City in Halloween costumes

Trick or treat times set for 21Country