PROSPECT - Stephen King fans rejoice – one of our area’s most hallowed Halloween events is bringing the works of the master of horror to life this year.

The 19th annual “Fright at the Fort” features many of King’s most loved stories, taking shape in the massive granite stronghold of Fort Knox.

A look at some of the spooky scary Halloween fun coming our way

Halloween is nigh, and there are tons of themed events taking place all over that range from fun to hair-raising. So whether you're just looking to gorge on candy and dress in a sexy/hilarious costume or to have the crap scared out of you, there's something for you. Unless you're against Halloween and all it stands for. Then you're out of luck.

PROSPECT The Friends of Fort Knox are beginning to ramp up for their annual Halloween event, Fright at the Fort, and are seeking additional volunteers.

Volunteers are being sought to shuffle through the dark passageways of the fort as terrifying zombies during one of Maine's largest Halloween events. Volunteers unable to muster the appropriate ghoulish spirit may help out by serving as group tour guides, makeup artists or security helpers.

Halloween is a magical time of year where kids get to dress up and get candy. More and more adults are taking advantage of the holiday to dress up and party the night away. There's lots of haunting happenings all over the state. Here are a few ways to get your scare fix this Halloween.

Rocky for Equality to perform Oct. 27 - 30 The Next Generation Theater 

BREWER - The Rocky Horror Picture Show will be performed at the Next Generation Theatre in Brewer on Oct. 27 through 30 at 8 p.m., with an additional show at 11 p.m. on Oct. 29. All proceeds from the show will be donated to Equality Maine.

The show is for mature audiences only! Ages 16 and up and/or parental guidance is recommended. For tickets and more information contact Becca Hodgdon at  This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or visit www.rockyforequality.org.