Children visit some goats and an alpaca from the Little Ponderosa Zoo and Wildlife Rescue during Sunday’s Halloween event at the Clinton Community Center. - G Chambers Williams III

Getting candy from the Big Bad Wolf wasn’t scary at all for this child attending the Clinton Halloween event Sunday. This booth was set up by Granny’s Attic. - G Chambers Williams III

Kids participate in a ring-toss game during Sunday’s Halloween event at the Clinton Community Center. - G Chambers Williams III

Giving out sweet treats from their spooky station on Saturday’s Norris Halloween Trail were Norris library staff members Kimberlee Byrge, center, and Kelsie Herrell. Byrge is the library’s director. - G Chambers Williams III

Visitors to the Norris Halloween Trail event on Saturday begin their trek from the starting point near the Norris Community Building through the disc golf course. - G Chambers Williams III

Costumed kids and families flocked to Oak Ridge’s A.K. Bissell Park for the 41st annual Children’s Halloween Party Friday, Oct. 27. Booths from many organizations including Oak Ridge’s governmental departments lined the park’s busy trail as the evening light dimmed. They provided activities and candy for visitors and had themes ranging from Dungeons and Dragons and Scooby-Doo to alien autopsy and haunted graveyards. Just beyond the booths a hayride circled another area of the park. The event also featured a Barbie-themed dance party and a pumpkin patch. - G Chambers Williams III

Costumed kids and families flocked to Oak Ridge’s A.K. Bissell Park for the 41st annual Children’s Halloween Party Friday, Oct. 27. Booths from many organizations including Oak Ridge’s governmental departments lined the park’s busy trail as the evening light dimmed. They provided activities and candy for visitors and had themes ranging from Dungeons and Dragons and Scooby-Doo to alien autopsy and haunted graveyards. Just beyond the booths a hayride circled another area of the park. The event also featured a Barbie-themed dance party and a pumpkin patch. - G Chambers Williams III

Good Witch Isabella Stebing, 9, of Clinton gets a candy treat from Anderson Coun- ty Mayor Terry Frank during Sunday’s Halloween event at the Clinton Community Center, sponsored by the city of Clinton. - G Chambers Williams III

Helping themselves to candy from the “Great Pumpkin” station on the Norris Hallow- een Trail Saturday were Oryon and Jasper Zarb. Looking on are Marlene Kibler and Yvette Crawley. - G Chambers Williams III