Cloud Co. Comm. College To Be Host To Haunted Forest

Cloud County Community College’s Student Senate will present its second annual Haunted Forest on Thursday, October 26 as part of “Horror Week” leading up to Halloween.

The Haunted Forest will be behind the college along the nature trail, and will run from 7-10 p.m. Admission to the forest is by freewill donation. The forest is not suitable for children under the age of 12.

Those who attend are asked to park in lot four at the college. Students will be in the parking lot to direct visitors to the entrance of the forest.

“After last year’s success with the Haunted Forest, we can’t wait to do it again this year,” said Zoë Merz, coordinator of retention and student engagement. “This year will be even better than last, so come out and prepare yourself for a spooky walk through the forest!”

In addition to the Haunted Forest, Student Senate’s “Horror Week” includes:

  • Sunday, Oct. 22 – S’mores in T-Bird Village with the Advising Department, 6:30 p.m.
  • Monday, Oct. 23 – Karaoke Night in Cook Theatre, hosted by the Foundation, 6:30 p.m.; Pajama Day
  • Tuesday, Oct. 24 – Scarecrow Decorating, 6:30 p.m., Union; Dress Like a BBQ Dad or Soccer Mom Day
  • Wednesday, Oct. 25 – Cookie Decorating, 12-1 p.m., Union; Pumpkin Carving, 7 p.m., T-Bird Village; Dress Like a Student or Staff Member Day
  • Thursday, Oct. 26 – Haunted Forest, 7-10 p.m., Nature Trail; Dress Like Barbie or Ken Day
  • Friday, Oct. 27 – Spooky Snacks in the Library, 11 a.m.; Jersey Day.
  • Tuesday, Oct. 31 – Costume Contest

Hot this week

Marshall County Rail Collision Leaves Local Farmer Dead, Two Train Conductors Injured

HERKIMER, KS — A tragic collision between a farm vehicle and a freight train in northwest Marshall County on Monday afternoon has claimed the life of a local farmer and left two train conductors hospitalized with serious injuries, authorities report.

🎙️ State Champions Rewind: Donovan Holloway Osborne 6-8-2026

State Champions Rewind: Donovan Holloway Osborne 6-8-2026

Missing Two-Year-Old Mitchell County Boy Found Unresponsive in Creek

A massive search for a missing two-year-old boy in Beloit, Kansas, ended tragically when he was found unresponsive in a creek early Friday morning. The search began late Thursday night after reports of his disappearance. The Mitchell County Sheriff's Office expressed grief and an investigation is currently underway.

🎙️ Lydia & Blake at the Lake: Brandon Smith NCK Wellness Center

Brandon Smith, Assistant Director of the NCK Wellness Center...

Latest Headlines

🎙️ 2026 Kansas 8-Man Division II All-Star Game (KNDY) – 6/13/2026

2026 Kansas 8-Man Division II All-Star Game (KNDY) -...

🎙️ Campfire Chat: Drew Duskie Velveteen Elvis

Drew Duskie with Velveteen Elvis talks to Lydia and...

🎙️ 2026 Kansas 8-Man Division I All-Star Game (KNDY) – 6/13/2026

2026 Kansas 8-Man Division I All-Star Game - 6/13/2026

Tornado Watch Issued for Northeast and Central Kansas Until 11 P.M.

The National Weather Service has issued Tornado Watch 327 for eastern and central Kansas until 11:00 PM CDT, prompting alerts for major cities like Kansas City and Topeka. Residents are urged to remain vigilant, review safety plans, and prepare for severe thunderstorms and potential tornadoes, while staying updated through local broadcasts.

Boil Water Advisory Re-Issued for the City of Haddam, Washington County

Residents of Washington County are advised to boil their water for at least one minute before drinking, preparing food, or using it for ice cubes. This precaution comes after a waterline break at the Kansas Department of Health and Environment's (KDHE) public water supply system, which resulted in a loss of pressure and potential bacterial contamination. KDHE will continue to monitor the situation and issue any necessary rescind orders.
- Advertisement -

Related Articles

Popular Categories

- Advertisement -