Pups and their owners parade through Levy Park in Halloween costumes on Oct. 26. Dog owners Chris and Ivy Williams participated with their dog, Sebastian, who was dressed as the Ghost Rider.
Pups and their owners parade through Levy Park in Halloween costumes on Oct. 26. Dog owners Chris and Ivy Williams participated with their dog, Sebastian, who was dressed as the Ghost Rider.
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A paw-rade to die for

Levy Park hosts 8th annual Howl-o-ween Dog Parade, Costume Contest presented by H-E-B
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Angelina Tao, Reporter
Nov 2, 2025
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Pups and their owners parade through Levy Park in Halloween costumes on Oct. 26. Dog owners Chris and Ivy Williams participated with their dog, Sebastian, who was dressed as the Ghost Rider.

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