Cable TV’s “Ghost Hunters” having found all manner of thumps and lights indicating spirits at the Mark Twain House in an episode last week, move to another of Hartford’s landmarks tonight.

The Old Hartford State House is one of the most historically significant buildings in Connecticut. It also one of the most haunted. The Atlantic Paranormal Society or T.A.P.S visited the haunted Mark Twain House and The Old State House in late September. They were at the location to film an episode of their popular reality show “Ghost Hunters”. The episode will premiere on the Syfy channel Wednesday December 9th at 9 PM…

Plumbers by day, Ghost Hunters by night, Jason Hawes and Grant Wilson are looking for a frightfully good time at Mark Twain ‘s old house.

The “Ghost Hunters” who invaded Hartford’s historic Mark Twain House earlier this fall didn’t go away empty-handed. When the famous duo of plumbers-by-day from Warwick, R.I., were dispatched to Hartford in September with their crew, they encountered all manner of noises and shadows and electromagnetic fields.

Agent Jody Hotchkiss , of Hotchkiss and Associates, brokered a deal for Jason Hawes and Grant Wilson , the “ghost busters” on the SyFy channel’s reality show Ghost Hunters , to do a middle grade children’s series at Little, Brown Books for Young Readers.

Arizona fans of SyFy Channel’s Ghost Hunters International take note. Paul Bradford, seen in one of the last episodes of the 2009 season, has become the team’s latest investigating member.

Have the Ghost Hunters seen the light? This show was much fresher and dare I say it, more fun, than the ‘usual Ghost Hunters fare.’ Three cheers for the Ghost Hunters.

We’ve all seen her, we’ve all loved her, and we’ve all missed her on the Ghost Hunters. Now Donna Lacroix, the original case manager from Ghost Hunters and investigator with Ghost Hunters International, is back and it’s not good.

Making a call-in appearance on the radio show “Ghost Divas,” Donna Lacroix let it all fly with one of the most difficult to listen to diatribes that I’ve ever had the displeasure of sitting through. Within a span of 30 minutes, Donna pulled out all the stops and in between ridiculous rants from the Ghost Divas she served up the following tidbits…