Halloween

The City of Laramie announced that it will be encouraging residents to make plans for fall celebrations that are in line with COVID-19 guidelines.
The guideline suggested are in line with the Wyoming Department of Health's suggestions released earlier this month
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In an effort to make sure folks have a chance to show off their costumes, 307 Meat Company in Laramie is holding a Halloween costume contest.

While it's not going to be easy to celebrate Halloween in a traditional sense during a pandemic, that doesn't mean you can't still be festive with your decorations for the holiday while also putting them to good use. For instance, making a beer cooler out of your pumpkin(s).

A ghost chase, drive-in movie, and more are part of Halloween 2020 in Laramie. We scoured the city to find some Halloween events. Here's what we found:

It's shaping up to be pretty perfect, if you ask me.

A full moon will make for a spooky backdrop on October 31st to make your Halloween that much more creepy. Why wouldn't you expect that in 2020?

The release says trick-or-treating can be an option as long as certain precautions are taken.

Bring your pets in on the fun this fall with all sorts of festive treats! We've done some digging around for cute autumnal gear for the cats and dogs in your life.

If you enjoy being the house in your neighborhood with the most trendy Halloween decorations, you'll thank me for this one later.

Many are questioning the chewy treat after one man's fatal encounter with it.

The CDC says events like a virtual Halloween costume contest provide a much safer alternative to trick or treating or indoor costume parties.

Unexplained and mysterious events have been occurring there since Fort D.A. Russell was established over 150 years ago.