Serving Proudly As The Voice Of Valley County Since 1913
Serving Proudly As The Voice Of Valley County Since 1913
The Ross family, pictured left to right, Tiffany, Kolbi, Kaylee, Kevin and Kambria, brought McDonalds to the Trunk Or Treat at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints on Oct. 30.
Grady Dunham (l) and Taysom Qualls (r) both three years old, receive candy from Kat Geer (m) at the Trunk or Treat in the Reynolds parking lot on Oct. 29. Jodi Kemp (far right) as Mona Lisa waits for other trick-or-treaters to stop by their vehicle.
In addition to celebrating Halloween on Oct. 31 by going trick-or-treating around the neighborhood, local children also had the opportunity to celebrate early by attending numerous trunk or treats that were put on by local organizations and businesses.
On Oct. 29, Hi-Line Homes and Reynolds Market came together to host Trunk Or Treat in the Reynolds Market parking lot with various community businesses and members participating with either donations or decorated vehicles.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints invited trick-or-treaters on Oct. 30 to get goodies from the decorated trunks as well as roast s'mores by the fire.
On Halloween night, the Nashua Harvest Festival had a Trunk or Treat with over 50 trick or treaters attending.
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