Let residents know about your spooktacular home

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The Friday Flyer invites homeowners to send in their address and a description of their Halloween decorations, whether it’s an amazingly decorated front yard or a haunted maze or haunted house.

Hopefully, many more addresses will be added to this list in time for next week’s issue so residents can drive by or stop by over Halloween weekend.

Scott and Carol Miller usually spend Halloween at a campground where their decorations have won 1st place the last four years in a row. This year they’ll decorate their Canyon Lake home instead. Photo by Scott and Carol Miller

Pictures and addresses also will also appear in color at www.fridayflyer.com.

Please send name, address, description and time the decor can be seen or visited to news@goldingpublications.com. Pictures are welcome.

• 23122 Continental Dr. – Tommy and Cindi Martin enjoy decorating their home for holidays and say, it’s a “Dead Man’s Party on Continental” this Halloween.

“The party takes place in our neon graveyard filled with brightly colored tombstones and skeleton guests dressed to impressed,” says Cindi. “We also have a dance floor complete with lasers, fog, and black lights!”

They invite everyone to come join the party nightly during the month of October, with special party favors on Halloween.

• 30180 White Wake Dr. – Scott and Carol Miller usually spend Halloween camping at Mountain Lakes Campground where their decorations have won 1st place the last four years in a row.

This year they decided to stay home and decorate their Canyon Lake home instead. The decorations include four singing faces, lots of animated characters that talk one at a time and a haunted graveyard, along with lots of lights and strobes. It will be set up Halloween week.

• 30639 Champion Dr. – The Smiley family is planning to have a haunted house on October 31.

• 22361 Loch Lomand Dr. – New to the community, Don Willis invites neighbors to check out his wife’s handywork.

“It’s our first year here, so we are still trying to see what works!” says Don.