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Colbert County Sheriff’s Office hosts annual community Halloween festival

By Rebecca Teutsch,

1 days ago

TUSCUMBIA, Ala. ( WHNT ) — The Colbert County Sheriff’s Office is set to host its second annual Halloween Festival.

On October 31 from 6-8 p.m., the sheriff’s office will host its annual Halloween festival with a night of fun, games, food and Halloween bags for kids.

The sheriff’s office said there would be hot dogs, drinks, face painting, activities and so much more. Everyone is invited and welcome to attend.

The festival will be on the Colbert County Courthouse lawn . The Colbert County Sheriff’s Office said any candy donations would be appreciated for the event and can be dropped off at the sheriff’s office.

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