Haunted

With Halloween coming up this Saturday, it is crunch time for anyone wishing to pay money for someone (or something) to scare the holy bejeezus out of them.

You can go to any place at the right time and feel the spooky prickle on the back of your neck. Maybe it is a ghost or maybe it is just your mind playing games.

The Burley Straw Maze and Pumpkin Patch is officially open and you get to hang out with the gang from Toy Story if you go.

Not everyone made it safely.

The manor's official website describes the experience as likely "too scary for children under 10 years of age," and there are absolutely no refunds given.

A formerly abandoned property located in the city of Gooding that was once a hospital specializing in the treatment of a highly contagious disease, will soon be the site for overnight stays for those that enjoy a good scare.

Having recently visited the Old Idaho Penitentiary in Boise for my first time, I was surprised to see that not on the list.

There is definitely picture proof that Milner's Gate in Twin Falls may be haunted by a mischievous spirit.

If you love HGTV and true crime stories, you're probably this close to signing up for yet another streaming service.

I've heard about a lot of haunted places in Idaho, including the Mansions of Albion, caves in the BLM Land, old mining towns, and even here at the radio station we get some unexplained scares from spooky sounds.

Perhaps buildings moan and groan during 40 degree temperature swings.

Our friend, Arnel, has gone exploring. That's great news since I rarely ever leave my house. This way, I can vicariously live through his video adventures. This one is a doozy as he's visited the Clay Cave near Twin Falls and found more than he bargained for.