The Denton Record-Chronicle is accepting photos for its Spooky House Decoration Contest through Oct. 19.
Jubal Nash
October 12, 20261 min read
The Denton Record-Chronicle is inviting residents and local businesses to enter its Spooky House Decoration Contest as Denton’s 31 Days of Halloween gets underway. The top entry will receive a $100 gift card and recognition as the contest winner.
Participants may submit a photo showing decorations at a house, apartment, condominium, business or dorm room. Entries are due by Oct. 19, and public voting is scheduled to begin Oct. 20.
Source: Denton Record-Chronicle.
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