The Not-So-Scary Grayberry Spectacular unites community

  • Food trucks were located in various places throughout the event in downtown Gray. NATHAN CLARKE/Staff
    Food trucks were located in various places throughout the event in downtown Gray. NATHAN CLARKE/Staff
  • A little girl dressed as a cat receives candy from a boy dressed as a Hufflepuff from Harry Potter. NATHAN CLARKE/Staff
    A little girl dressed as a cat receives candy from a boy dressed as a Hufflepuff from Harry Potter. NATHAN CLARKE/Staff
  • The video game character Link from the game Zelda helps pass out candy with event workers at the Not-So-Scary Grayberry Spectacular. NATHAN CLARKE/Staff
    The video game character Link from the game Zelda helps pass out candy with event workers at the Not-So-Scary Grayberry Spectacular. NATHAN CLARKE/Staff
    The Not-So Scary Grayberry Spectacular, a free community-wide Halloween event, held Oct. 22 in downtown Gray, gave residents in the community an alternative to trick-ortreating and becoming a hub for togetherness. Hannah Foval, coordinator of the event and children’s minister for First Baptist Church, said she was excited about the event. She said First Baptist Church in Gray, Gray ...

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