Halloween celebration

It's Halloween, and sugary foods are front and center at holiday parties and trick-or-treating. With candy being handed out, health experts weigh in on how much sugar is too much sugar.

Halloween is all about fun and creativity, but a little extra caution can go a long way. Here are some helpful reminders for trick-or-treaters and drivers, plus some tips for keeping the fun litter-free this holiday.

Auburn Parks and Recreation invites the community to celebrate Halloween at Downtown Trick or Treat. Local businesses will participate by handing out candy, while a DJ provides a lively soundtrack with spooky tunes at the corner.

Locals, visitors and spooky enthusiasts are being invited to some of the oldest historic homes in Tuscaloosa. During the free “Mourning Matters: Grieving and Etiquette in the Antebellum South and Further” event, participants can learn about the sociocultural expectations and practices of mourning and grieving after the Civil War and greater Victorian Era.

Mark your calendars, ghouls and goblins! The Auburn Public Library is inviting locals and visitors alike to a variety of "spooktacular" activities during the month of October. All events are free and open to the public.

Mark your calendars, ghouls and goblins! The City of Mobile is inviting locals and visitors alike to a variety of "spooktacular" activities during the month of October. Join the frightening fun and get a little spooky!

Skeletons? Jack-O-Lanterns? Tombstones? A study sponsored by the Associated Press looks at the most popular Halloween decorations around the U.S., including Alabama.

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