For dozens of costumed kids, Trunk-Or-Treat in the Lutheran Church Parking lot on Monday was the launching pad for a Halloween night of trick or treating.
The event, now in its fifth year, was co-sponsored by Community Education and Our Savior’s Lutheran. It was attended by well over 100 kids, said community education coordinator Rich Kern.
“It’s been a good event, getting the community involved. People in town help and kids from the school too, students from the National Honor Society and others.”
Besides treats dished out from car trunks, the event featured games, hosted by Kern, music and free food inside the church. The record warm weather, in the mid 60s, made for good turnout, Kern said.
“I think of all the years we’ve had it, it has been really cold, and sometimes we have to have it inside, but this is great weather.”
Olivia Shouler at the NHS trunk
Sam Wondra, Sarena Remiger and Kyra McCarthy hang out with Frozen characters.
Mady Seely and her grandmother Jean Seely
Fire chief Brady Hahn’s first responder gear wasn’t a costume. He served candy from the back of a fire truck.
Toss the ghost and spider games
Jail breaker Jax Leagjeld
Lucy Smith and her siblings; behind them is zombie Tanyon Hoheisel.
Ghoulish bride
Superheroes
Rich Kern hosted the tossing games.
Young cowgirl
Trunks were decked out for the day and full of treats.
Carter Kern and friends
Flower children
(Wo)men in black
Football players, SWAT and fireman
Jordan sisters
Medical doctor
Brayden Schmidt in Vikings gear
Devil and angel
Shark and mermaid
Taylor Wolf with siblings
Jacquelyn Heldberg