Little River decorated for WaterFright Nights, new Halloween attractions

Little River decorated for WaterFright Nights, new Halloween attractions

Little River is getting into the Halloween spirit. Whether it's a piranha on top of a roof, a shark jumping out of the shoreline or a new open-air haunted house down by the waterfront, Little River is going all-out to make the Halloween experience a must-stop this fall. "We want to give people a reason to come here to Little River in the fall," Jennifer Walters, President and CEO of the Little River Chamber, said.