As fall temperatures drop and the aroma of pumpkin spice permeates the air, some residents prefer to spice up their yards with spooky — and sometimes satirical — Halloween decorations.
Anne Kelly and her family, who are residents of the Wyndsor Estates neighborhood bordering Murphy, is one of those who goes “all-out” for Halloween.
By Kyle G. Horst
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