When Germantown resident Alexis Luttrell bought an 8-foot skeleton man and accompanying skeleton dog, she intended to use them for more than just Halloween decorations. Her plan was to showcase them ...

According to Stacey Crockett, Germantown’s chief communications officer, a code enforcement officer issued nine citations in December for holiday decorations involving giant skeletons staying up ...

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Luttrell received a warning from a Germantown compliance officer that cited a city ordinance limiting how long holiday and seasonal decorations can be displayed. The skeletons, in other words ...