PUMPKIN PALOOZA SCARECROW TRAIL
Franklin County, News
By María Camp Franklin County Times
 By By María Camp Franklin County Times  
Published 6:02 am Wednesday, October 29, 2025

PUMPKIN PALOOZA SCARECROW TRAIL

The Franklin County Chamber of Commerce Pumpkin Palooza and Scarecrow Trail has given the downtown area a Halloween feel. Individuals or groups decorated with pumpkins and scarecrows to create festive fall displays along the main street of down. The tradition began in downtown Russellville and temporarily moved to City Lake Park before returning to downtown Russellville. A kickoff celebration brought community members out for treats, chalk art and fun displays to enjoy together.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Shoals scarecrow

 

Nelly Juarez makes chalk art along the scarecrow trail.

 

Brock Hester, McKenzie Hester and Ellie Hester enjoy the Pumpkin Palooza and Scarecrow Trail.

 

Rose Barrientos, Eric Gutierrez, Owen Gardner, Charlsie Mills, Daylee Trapp, March Duncan, Chaley Bullington and Sadie Champion.

 

Zayden Roberts, Kenzly Abbott, Tiffiney Puckett and Lily Roberts.

 

Sommer Morris, Tyler Morris; Oliver Morris, Micah Morris and Henry Brower.

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