Jefferson County Health Department will set up its flu vaccine clinic from 10 a.m.-noon, Wednesday, Oct. 21, at First Baptist Church of McLouth, 100 W. Lake St.

The clinic accepts Medicare Part B, Blue Cross Blue Shield, United Health Care and KanCare insurances.

Bring your insurance card and cash or check. Flu shots are $60 for anyone ages 6 months to 64 years of age. High-dose flu shots for anyone ages 65 and older is $130 (Covered by Medicare Part B).

McLouth car show this weekend on Union Street

The Hotrod Harvest car show will be this weekend in downtown McLouth.

All cars, bikes and trucks are welcome for the event, which starts at 10 a.m. Saturday. The car show will be at 105 N. Union St.

Haunted hayrides being offered 2 times this month

Enjoy the “Threshers Lair Haunted Hayride” hosted by and held at the McLouth Threshing Bee Grounds two Saturday nights in October.

The event will be 7:45-11 p.m. this Saturday and Oct. 24.

Cost is $15 for anyone 7 and older and $5 for youths ages 6 and younger.

The threshing bee grounds are offering their annual family friendly, spooky fun.

Witches Walk extravaganza is Oct. 24 in downtown McLouth

The Spellbound Social Witches Walk will be coming Oct. 24 to downtown McLouth.

This year’s Halloween event will be 6-9 p.m. Oct. 24 at the McLouth Flower Loft, 303 S. Union St.

Grab your pointed hats and gather your coven for a night of shopping, sipping and spirited fun. Local shops and individuals will open their doors that night along Union Street for shopping, surprises and treats. Folks can pay in cash, but other payments will be accepted at most booths.

There also will be a parade of witches starting at 8 p.m. in front of the McLouth Flower Loft.

Costumed participants can stroll down the street and end the parade with a photo opportunity.

— Please submit McLouth community information, announcements and upcoming events to Beverly Muzzy: mclouthhappenings@gmail.com or 785-865-4623.