Halloween

The 2021 reports are out and Montana's favorite Halloween candy is a Baby Ruth bar... Or, is it?

Jeff Dunham will be here in March. Tickets on sale Oct 4. From rodeo to Halloween fun, here's what else is happening at the Metra this fall.

I want to thank John Hogenson for giving me the backstory on my post yesterday.

I saw this great Halloween get up as I was leaving Wilsall.

According to an October 8th press release from Riverstone Health, Halloween is not cancelled, per se. You can't really cancel a holiday.

If you're feeling like getting out of the house on Sunday afternoon and maybe take a little drive, Trunk Or Treat is Happening in Huntley.

Kids aged 4-8 are five times more likely to get hit by a car tonight. Especially for those who drive big pick up trucks, these little ones are hard to see when they're heads aren't even above the hood.

Unless you're on a low carb diet, odds are you'll be raiding some Halloween candy from your kid's haul tonight. If you're feeling like being a good parent, you could always choose stuff from the "worst of" list. For the life of me, I can't figure out why Tootsie Rolls were on the worst of list, but maybe it's an age thing.

When Halloween falls on a week night it's hard on the kids. As a father of four, I know how tough it will be to get them rolling the next day. Plus take excitement and combine it with a bunch of candy and it makes it hard to settle them down...

I'm not only posting this to remind kids and parents about the event, but also to remind those who will be driving downtown. There will likely be thousands of kids throughout the day, so keep an eye out and be extra cautious as sometimes these little monsters get away from their parents.

The Downtown Billings Alliance is hosting a "safe Halloween alternative" this Wednesday, October 31st from Noon to 5pm. Participating business will have candy, prizes and other healthy treats along with special themes and activities.

There is a petition on change.org asking President Trump to change the date of Halloween from October 31st to the last Saturday of October. There are definitely some sensible reasons to do this; however, many Americans are a big fan of tradition and resist making big changes to them.