Halloween

Feeling Annoyed by Halloween? You're Definitely Not Alone! Here's Why.

These Halloween creations are the best I've seen yet!

Dog parents, this one's for you. Dog Crocs. They're coming & they're here to stay for $50.00.

At its core, Maine is a pretty spooky place, and we can definitely appreciate a good horror movie. But really—this is our favorite?

For those of you looking to get freaky in or out of costume on Halloween night, there are plenty of events going on throughout Maine's biggest city. Concerts, dance parties, costume contests, trivia nights and more.

Okay, this is going to be a group effort here guys. I want to put together almost a Halloween trick-or-treat guide for kids this year and I need your help!

Need spooky plans this weekend to get in the Halloween spirit? I got you. It's called Just Dance: A Gaga Monster's Halloween Ball, a costume contest combined with an electric dance party at Aura in Portland, Maine.

It's like a Halloween Hallmark movie in Augusta, Maine.

The Children's Museum and Theater in Portland, Maine, will host a 21+ adults-only Halloween fundraiser that will feature food, drinks and entertainment

I just gave myself the OKAY to decorate for Halloween & now Christmas is displayed all over! Annoying, but there's actually a calculated reason behind it.

This "love it, or leave it" classic candy, is tops in the 207. The answer may surprise you! As we get closer and closer to Halloween, many of us have candy on our brains. Our-co-worker Chris Popper is famous in these parts, for handing out giant-sized candy bars, so as you can imagine, he is a pretty big hit in his Bangor neighborhood, but when it comes to Maine's favorite candy of choic

Fall is here, and you know what that means. It's time to pick some apples.

We are among the upper crust of creative DIY costumes...

You'd be surprised to find out what are you allowed to do at haunted houses.

At baseline, our Pine Tree State is spooky, but this particular part of the state is being called the best place to celebrate the spooky season.

A museum in Bath, Maine, is giving visitors access to a restricted area filled with haunting tales or injuries, deaths and the unexplained