Due to the pandemic, Halloween will be different this year. Conway Parks and Rec is having a party in a tent instead of inside a gym, and Rec Director John Eastman has made several recommendations on staying safe on Hallow’s Eve. They include trick-or-treating in your own neighborhood, traveling in a pod of parents and friends, and not placing candy in a large communal bowl but instead “distancing” candy pieces on a porch or table. Eastman said some people may be anxious about having people come to their doors, and to leave the light off if you don’t welcome trick-or-treaters.

This week’s Tele-Talk question: What are your plans for Halloween, and are there any favorite costumes this year?

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