Spirit Halloween
Coverage of Spirit Halloween in the Nexus archive.
- Worried friend may be coursed into an illegal operation
A friend was approached after an incident at a Spirit Halloween store by a man who offered her a job with a newly acquired logistics company. The opportunity, which pays $20 an hour, involves soldering microchips and motherboards to create drones for countering spyware from Iran and China. The job required the signing of an NDA, and is located in the outskirts of Houston.
- Spirit Halloween set to open roughly 1,500 pop-up stores across North America
Spirit Halloween plans to open approximately 1,500 pop-up stores across the United States and Canada in strip malls and centers. The retailer will hire over 52,000 seasonal associates for the 2026 season, emphasizing a fun work environment and community-focused Halloween experiences.
- Spirit Halloween locations in Capital Region set to open
Spirit Halloween stores in the Capital Region are set to open, challenging the perception that it is too early to prepare for fall activities. The article notes that while some people believe fall festivities are premature, Spirit Halloween is proceeding with its openings.
- CMS evaluates one year of health tech progress, announces eight new pledge categories
CMS evaluated one year of health tech progress and announced eight new pledge categories. A symbolic event at Health and Human Services headquarters featured a coffin labeled 'RIP CLIPBOARD' to signify the decline of traditional paper-based healthcare practices.
- Spirit Halloween hiring for more than 52,000 positions
Spirit Halloween is hiring over 52,000 positions. The job opportunity targets individuals who love Halloween and are seeking employment.
- Spirit Halloween kicks off hiring for more than 52,000 positions
Spirit Halloween has begun hiring for over 52,000 seasonal positions in preparation for Halloween, which is four months away. The company describes this as a 'record-breaking' year.
- Grandmother Faces Trial in Alabama for Wearing Penis Costume to No Kings Protest
Renea Gamble, a 62-year-old ASL interpreter, faced a trial in Alabama after wearing a penis costume to a No Kings protest in Fairhope. The incident involved a confrontation with Fairhope Police Cpl. Andrew Babb, who cited concerns about the costume's obscenity in a family town.