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Screams return to Six Flags for Fright Fest
At Six Flags Over Georgia's Fright Fest there are haunted houses around every corner, scare zones to cross through in every direction, and creepy creatures lurking in pretty much every shadow.
ATLANTA - Six Flags ramps up the thrills during annual Fright Fest:
What’s scarier than visiting a haunted house during the Halloween season?
How about visiting five all in one night!
That’s the challenge at Six Flags Over Georgia, as Fright Fest returns through Oct. 31. If you’ve ever dared visit the Austell theme park during Fright Fest, you already know the drill: there are haunted houses around every corner, scare zones to cross through in every direction, and creepy creatures lurking in pretty much every shadow.
This year’s haunted houses include "The House on Holiday Hill" (who knew Christmas trees could be so scary?) and "Carnival of Chaos" (we recommend extreme caution playing these games!). Meanwhile, the scare zones this year include "Garden of Evil" (even a green thumb can’t save this place) and Cannibal Cookout (no explanation necessary…).
And here’s some not-so-scary news: Six Flags Over Georgia also presents Kids Boo Fest during the daylight hours, which celebrates the season without all those pesky zombies. Kids are encouraged to come to the park in costume to trick-or-treat, while also enjoying seasonal activities including pumpkin decorating.
Both Fright Fest and Kids Boo Fest run on select dates through Oct. 31 — for more information on the special events, click here. And click the video player in this article to check out our morning doing a little "ghost-busting" inside some of this year’s most terrifying attractions!
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Dr. Neil Winawer talks latest new about COVID-19 and monkeypox vaccines
With the official start of fall coming up, the White House is laying out their COVID-19 plan to encourage more people to roll up their sleeves and get the updated booster shot.
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Kaley Ronayne gives a preview of 'The Resident's' intense sixth season
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Kaley Ronayne from the hit FOX series, "The Resident": Kaley plays Dr. Kincaid "Cade" Sullivan. The latest season introduced Cade’s father, Dr. Ian Sullivan, played by Andrew McCarthy, and ended with Conard (Matt Czuchry) finding himself in a love triangle with Billie (Jessica Lucas) and Cade. "The Resident" returns to FOX on Tuesday, Sept. 20.
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Pet of the Day from the Humane Society of Cobb County
Hugo is a year old, loves people, and loves to talk. He'd do well with kids over the toddler age and may be OK with a mild-mannered dog.