Observations all along the line - Kimball & the Southern Panhandle First
Observations all along the line - Kimball & the Southern Panhandle First
A long line of trick or treaters came out for the 2nd annual Trick-n-Trunk in Kimball.
In 20 minutes, almost all of the 250 bags of candy were gone.
The Kimball County Manor provided the bags, while Main Street Market provided apples for the tricksters during the 2nd annual Trick-n-Trunk at Kimball Jr/Sr High School.
George Risk Industries, Greg and Penny Stull and Angie Solis also added candy to the bags.
The crowd of kids and adults started with a bag of candy and then continued to visit the other 20 businesses and individuals who set up a trick-or-treat trunk or station.
The cool temperatures and drizzling conditions did not deter the hundreds who attended.
Sarah Stull, an organizer, estimated they had over 300 people.
