Roodhouse Trunk or Treat
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The Roodhouse Police Department and the White Hall Drag-O-Way combined forces again this year to offer Trunk or Treat for the kids around the Roodhouse Square. Roodhouse Police Chief Kyle Robison said around 450 kids went through to get candy this year. Cold temperatures saw the number of kids go down a little this year.
Lighthouse Outreach Center provided hot dogs and popcorn for those who got hungry while visiting the various vendors. Jennifer Prosser makes up a hot dog for someone towards the end of the event. (Carmen Ensinger/Greene Prairie Press)
Come get candy if you dare. Justin Chapman dressed as Leather Face to hand out candy. Some of the littler kids were a bit intimidated, especially by the chainsaw and hammer he was wielding around throughout the night. (Carmen Ensinger/Greene Prairie Press)
Fill ‘er up please. Gabriel Sweeten, dressed as Ninja Turtle Rafael, holds out his bag for some candy. (Carmen Ensinger/Greene Prairie Press)
Isaac Lashbrook already has a bucket full of candy and is only half way around the square. (Carmen Ensinger/Greene Prairie Press)
Three-year-old Bryson Kripner decided to go as Spiderman this year. But, it was so cold even the real Spiderman would have had a jacket on. (Carmen Ensinger/Greene Prairie Press)
Three-year-old Olin Cheek, of Roodhouse gives a look that says “are you out of your freakin’ mind” when he is offered a popsicle instead of candy at one of the vendors. Had the event been held a few days earlier, it would have been a welcome sight, but with temperatures in the 30’s and strong winds, it was terribly cold. (Carmen Ensinger/Greene Prairie Press)
