By Mark Archibald
Halloween is a civic tradition which encourages imaginations to run wild. Children of all ages dress in costume as families make core memories. At the end of the night candy is shared before porch lights begin are extinguished.
The City of Corsicana hosted community ghouls and goblins during the Fall Fest Halloween Frolic held at the Pioneer Village in Corsicana Thursday.
Around 200 kids and adults were able to participate in several activities and enjoy the fun.
Director of The Pioneer Village, Guy Chapman, said he was thrilled with the turnout and community response.
The Halloween Frolic also included pumpkin carving and bobbing for apples.
“From ghost stories to an appearance from the Headless Horseman, families danced enjoy candy, dance, and have one more reason to celebrate the spooky fun of Halloween, said Chapman.
Chapman who was named Director of the Pioneer Village earlier this year also noted this event is the first of several planned for the upcoming holiday season.
Chapman also thanked the City of Corsicana and the Parks and Recreation Department for the continued support of the Pioneer Village and of community events which allow individuals to gather and enjoy the city.
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