Torchlight Tales is coming up Saturday night at Jeffers Bend Environmental Center.
It will begin at 6 p.m. and Charles Turner with the Jeffers Bend Steering Committee says protocols will be in place for families to safely gather and hear the Bell Witch story outdoors on the grounds.
Official local historian William Turner will tell the Bell Witch story with the help of Wayne Goolsby.
Admission is $5 per car load and it’s free for members of the military and first responders. There will be hot chocolate served, in addition to pre-packaged homemade cookies and s’mores.
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