Annual Haunt the Block festivities bring the fright to downtown
T-R PHOTOS BY ROBERT MAHARRY — The T-R team and their trusty skeleton friend Steve pose for a photo just before the horror began.
Pennywise was offering free hugs outside of Zeno’s Pizza. Any takers?
Eva Lanfier, dressed as her mother (just kidding Megan), handed out candy in front of Tannin Wine Bar.
Marshall County Sheriff Joel Phillips shares a warm moment with Trevor Hunt, the son of deputy Tanner Hunt.
From left to right, Francisco Zambrano, Gilbert “Incredible” Gonzales, America Zaragoza and Guadalupe Gomez of RE/MAX Precision pose for a photo with Margot Gettler Cox and her father Josh Cox
From left to right, Jacob Moore, Jacob Patterson, JJ Simms and Matt Gorder of the Marshalltown Fire Department dish out treats in front of the courthouse.
Harper and Sterling Palmer grab some candy from the guys at McGregor’s Furniture and Mattress.
Nicole Collins and Eli Runge held down the fort for the Marshalltown Area Chamber of Commerce at 34 W. Main St.
T-R PHOTOS BY ROBERT MAHARRY — The T-R team and their trusty skeleton friend Steve pose for a photo just before the horror began.
Pennywise was offering free hugs outside of Zeno’s Pizza. Any takers?
Eva Lanfier, dressed as her mother (just kidding Megan), handed out candy in front of Tannin Wine Bar.
Marshall County Sheriff Joel Phillips shares a warm moment with Trevor Hunt, the son of deputy Tanner Hunt.
From left to right, Francisco Zambrano, Gilbert “Incredible” Gonzales, America Zaragoza and Guadalupe Gomez of RE/MAX Precision pose for a photo with Margot Gettler Cox and her father Josh Cox
From left to right, Jacob Moore, Jacob Patterson, JJ Simms and Matt Gorder of the Marshalltown Fire Department dish out treats in front of the courthouse.
Harper and Sterling Palmer grab some candy from the guys at McGregor’s Furniture and Mattress.
Nicole Collins and Eli Runge held down the fort for the Marshalltown Area Chamber of Commerce at 34 W. Main St.
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The Marshalltown Central Business District's annual Haunt the Block event with participating downtown businesses once again drew a massive crowd of trick or treaters to the area with a variety of spooky promotions and plenty of candy for everyone between 4 and 6 p.m. The T-R went all out this year with its haunted hallway created by the Bradstream family and Shelton Coleman, complete with fog, lights and a cast of shady characters.