Posts Tagged ‘Halloween’
Jack o’ Lanterns Out Of Turnips and Other Halloween Origin Stories
Another All Hallow’s Eve is here, with costumes, trick-or-treating and Jack o’ Lanterns. But Halloween has been around for long time, with many of it’s beginnings rooted in Celtic lore and traditions. Marcus Bellissimo reports.
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KOHO Outdoor Report – WenatcheeOutdoors.org
In this week’s KOHO Outdoor Report, Dan Langager talks with Sarah Shaffer, Executive Director of WenatcheeOutdoors.org, about enjoying the so-called “shoulder season” – beautiful autumn colors with winter around the corner. Shaffer talks about recent adventures she’s been on and highlighting local athletes in a new series on their website. And check out all the Halloween-themed…
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‘Designed To Scare You’ – Haunted Museum Ready For Spooks, Screams, Screeches
Enter if you dare! Join the Wenatchee Valley Museum and Cultural Center for their Haunted Museum. See the only professionally-created Haunt in the Wenatchee Valley, complete with jump scares, darkness and special effects. Try and escape… if you can!
Read MoreConnecting Young Professionals To Their Community
Last week, the Wenatchee Downtown Association hosted the first-ever Young Professionals Week, hosting events and activities for young people at areas businesses, the Museum and more. It’s something that’s catching on nationwide, says Linda Haglund, the Association’s Executive Director. She told KOHO’s Dan Langager it’s critical for “OPs” (Old Professionals) to connect and stay connected…
Read MoreScary-Good Hallowine Pairings
Rhett Humphrey with Jones of Washington swings by the KOHO studio to talk about the best wine-candy pairings for Halloween.
Read MoreGearing Up for All Hallows’ Eve Festivities
On Monday many little ghosts and goblins will again be out on our streets to celebrate the arrival of Halloween with the fun of trick-or-treating. However, the recent statistics compiled by the National Transportation Safety Administration about All Hallows’ Eve are truly ghastly and all too real. October 31st consistently ranks as one of the…
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