Businesses downtown yet again did not disappoint during the annual Downtown Trick-or-Treat event on Saturday, Oct. 28. Despite freezing temperatures from the night before, the sun came out to help thaw the frosty air and keep tiny hands and toes warm.
An innumerable number of parents and children filled the sidewalks with all sorts of creative costumes and colors. Other local businesses, such as Briese Custom Concrete and Camden Homes, set up music, tents and Halloween-themed structures for an opportunity to share in the fun.
Hocus Pokie Dancers entertained in Strawberry Plaza, followed by a costume contest hosted by the Lebanon Downtown Association.
