Trick or treating around Plains
Kaedin Jurek and Nick Hill at the Lions Club hotdog roast in Fred Young Park. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
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Mom and daughter Kari and Kyla Bauer at the cotton candy booth at Plains Alliance Church. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
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Naomi Hitchcock helps a little firefighter during Halloween. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
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Church On The Move pastor Chuck Standeford at glow night. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
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Emma Lynn 7 in a headless queen of hearts costume. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
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Warrior Fitness owner Becky Field and Rashell Jones with Pat Cenis. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
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Plains Woman's Club member Debbi Kirseh Baun passes out candy to Avla Rehbein, Emma Rehbein and Wyatt Rehbein. (Tracy Scott/Valley Press)
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A host of Halloween activities were available around Plains, keeping both adults and children busy during this year’s celebration.
The day started off with a trunk or treat sponsored by local organizations and school administrators for the kindergarteners through sixth graders. Nineteen trunks were available at school this year, for each of the ghosts and goblins to fill up their bags with candy.
With school dismissed at the end of the day, the main street of Plains came alive with colorfully clad monsters, ghosts and dinosaurs taking advantage of the generosity of each business in town.
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