From buckets of candy to scary movies, Halloween almost has it all. The one thing that Halloween doesn’t seem to have is enough music. Continue reading Editorial: Someone needs to make more Halloween music
Contributing writers Arianna Peper and Margaret Korte ask students if they believe in the paranormal. Continue reading Voices of Webster: Students share beliefs about paranormal
Willie’s Comin by Roxanne Flood Continue reading Willie’s Comic by Roxanne Flood
With Halloween just passed, it is now time to share some ghost stories from around Webster Groves.
Some of them may even be right in your backyard – at least that’s the case for senior Maggie Kate Light. Continue reading Ghosts haunt Webster Groves
Halloween can easily be a tame and child-friendly holiday, or to the more thrill seeking part of our human race who will pay someone hard earned money to chase them around with a chainsaw. Continue reading Editors brave Creepyworld’s haunted attractions
Animated movies are written off as being child friendly only because of the fact that they’re animated/not live action. This assumption can be tricky to navigate when it comes to animated movies marketed as Halloween/spooky movies because, to keep that aspect of horror or spooky/creepy, some subject material is too much for younger viewers. Continue reading Animated Halloween movies may be upsetting to children
To commemorate and celebrate October, many enjoy Halloween or fall themed films. These films range from horror slasher to fluffy hallmark fall romance. It can be overwhelming trying to sit down and pick one, so fret no more: I have thoroughly examined what Halloween themed movie to watch based on the zodiac signs. Continue reading Ava’s Anecdotes: What Halloween movie to watch based on your zodiac sign
Community members are asking, “Is it safe to go trick or treating this year?”
Nurse Rachel Huertas said that for people who are vaccinated it’s most likely safe to go trick or treating. Continue reading Halloween activities adapt to COVID concerns
Each Halloween Webster Groves High School students are permitted to wear their costumes to school, granted they aren’t inappropriate, include a mask, weapon or face paint.
Those are stated clearly in WGHS’ rules, but there is no explicit mention of costumes that are culturally inappropriate. Continue reading Halloween costumes raise questions about cultural appropriation
Students and teachers celebrated Halloween by wearing costumes to schools. Photos by Riley Mullgardt Visit Our Sponsors Continue reading Students, teachers dress as ‘Inner Kids’ on Halloween
Cole Schnell Business/Ads Manager Four students and a teacher died earlier this month in a bombing at England’s National Bank. … Continue reading ECHO staff, friends fail Escape Room
Josie Krueger, Sean Mullins and Rosa Parks, Contributing Writers Halloween approaches, and students make decisions about celebratory traditions, activities and costumes. … Continue reading Students discuss holiday choices
Natalie Johnson Humor Columnist With the lovely changes that this October has brought there have been several spooky occurrences, such … Continue reading Natalie’s column: Clowns fail to ruin Halloween
Elise Keller Contributing Writer Elementary schools should not have Halloween parties, but rather fall parties because many religions prevent children … Continue reading Op-ed: Halloween parties wrong for elementaries