Haunt the Block frights and excites the downtown area
T-R PHOTOS BY ROBERT MAHARRY — The staff of Main Street Dental went with a farm animal theme for their Haunt the Block getup on Thursday.
Harper Whitehead, left, and Kaisen Nieland, right, of Marshalltown dressed as the classic inmate and cop combo, just down the block from where the officers of the MPD and the Marshall County Sheriff’s Office were handing out candy.
Pennywise came out of the town sewers to trick or treat at the U.S. Bank building on West Main Street Thursday night.
Jocelyn Hall of Marshalltown was ready for her closeup with a bag full of treats on Thursday night.
Ryleigh and Carter Miller of Marshalltown opted for classic “Toy Story” themed costumes.
The Grim Reaper lurked in the background as kids stopped by the front of the T-R office to collect their candy during Haunt the Block Thursday.
Wax Xtatic Record Store Owner John Blabaum always looks scary, but he took it to another level with his costume on Thursday night during Haunt the Block.
The Marshalltown Police Department, along with the Marshalltown Fire Department and the Marshall County Sheriff’s Office, handed out treats along the courthouse block of Main Street.
Finn Danielson shows off his Spiderman moves.
The crew at Staging 2 Sell It looked extra spooky during Haunt the Block on Thursday night.
Merlin Hofer of Marshalltown dressed as a character from the video game “Among Us.”
Matt Gerstandt of Black Tire Bike Co. dishes out some candy during Haunt the Block Thursday night.
T-R PHOTOS BY ROBERT MAHARRY — The staff of Main Street Dental went with a farm animal theme for their Haunt the Block getup on Thursday.
Harper Whitehead, left, and Kaisen Nieland, right, of Marshalltown dressed as the classic inmate and cop combo, just down the block from where the officers of the MPD and the Marshall County Sheriff’s Office were handing out candy.
Pennywise came out of the town sewers to trick or treat at the U.S. Bank building on West Main Street Thursday night.
Jocelyn Hall of Marshalltown was ready for her closeup with a bag full of treats on Thursday night.
Ryleigh and Carter Miller of Marshalltown opted for classic “Toy Story” themed costumes.
The Grim Reaper lurked in the background as kids stopped by the front of the T-R office to collect their candy during Haunt the Block Thursday.
Wax Xtatic Record Store Owner John Blabaum always looks scary, but he took it to another level with his costume on Thursday night during Haunt the Block.
The Marshalltown Police Department, along with the Marshalltown Fire Department and the Marshall County Sheriff’s Office, handed out treats along the courthouse block of Main Street.
Finn Danielson shows off his Spiderman moves.
The crew at Staging 2 Sell It looked extra spooky during Haunt the Block on Thursday night.
Merlin Hofer of Marshalltown dressed as a character from the video game “Among Us.”
Matt Gerstandt of Black Tire Bike Co. dishes out some candy during Haunt the Block Thursday night.
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T-R PHOTOS BY ROBERT MAHARRY
The Marshalltown Central Business District sponsored the third annual Haunt the Block event downtown on Thursday night, with businesses and organizations handing out candy and a huge crowd gathered to check out everything the area has to offer.