Serving Proudly As The Voice Of Valley County Since 1913
Serving Proudly As The Voice Of Valley County Since 1913
Natosha Sand (r) "executes" Katie Kaiser (l) in the electric chair, while skeleton guard Ellis McKean (c) keeps watch. The electric chair exhibit was aided by Josh Sand of Sand Electric who helped safely rig up the display.
Skeletal demons walk out of the woods at a limping pace during the "not-so-scary" edition of the Oct. 25 haunted hayride.
Chelbi Cook (l) McKenzie DeGreek (c) and Sierra Ciafardone (r) pose by the fire's light during the scary version of last week's haunted hayride.
The Glasgow High School Student Council, Key Club, Book Club and Cross Country hosted their fourth annual haunted hayride in the barren cottonwood groves, brambles and thickets along Sullivan Park last Thursday, Oct. 25. The evening brought favorably warm conditions for an All Hallows' Eve-themed spook fest, and a rising full moon punctuated the evening's ambience.
The hayride featured both a scary edition; complete with electric chair executions, the walking dead and ghostly thrills; and a not-so-scary edition, for families, kids and the weak of heart (and stomach), which featured toned down versions of the ramped up exhibits.
The fundraiser began four years ago as a student organized and executed event to raise funds for the local Children's Museum. At a cost of one dollar per ride, the affordable, exciting and family-friendly hayride raised $796.26 for the museum.
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