Local businesses also offered candy and prizes
(Mike Smith/Artesia Daily Press) Fun for young and old was part of the annual Trunk or Treat at First Methodist Church in Artesia.
Vehicles donned decorations with trunks full of candy as parishioners from First Methodist Church in Artesia greeted children and adults for the annual Trunk or Treat on Saturday.
Pastor David McGaughy (pictured below with his wife Rachael) said the church offered a “safe environment” for those who did not want to go into neighborhoods and knock on doors.
“It’s a way to offer something for the community,” he said.
Trick-or-treaters were welcomed with candy and trading cards at the Locker Room Cards and Collectibles at 315 W. Washington Ave.
Owners Toby, Angel, and Lex Heisler dressed as a Star Wars Storm Trooper, Wilma Flintstone, and a werewolf.
(Mike Smith/Artesia Daily Press) Toby, Angel and Lex Heisler paused for a photo with trick-or-treaters Saturday at the Locker Room Cards and Collectibles.
(Mike Smith/Artesia Daily Press) Amber Klontz and Kailee Klontz stopped by the Locker Room Cards and Collectibles on Halloween.
