Halloween 2025
If you opened your door Halloween night, you may have seen these costumed characters holding out bags or buckets while yelling, “Trick or treat!”
Gabby Flynn of Falmouth dressed up her Superbaby Alora, 8 months old, for her first trick-or-treating experience.
Mallory Mullins, school secretary, and Jodi Gerhardstein, counselor, went to Northern Elementary School on Halloween Day as the embodiment of one students’ current phrases, “Six-seven.” Groovy.
Jaylin Gallagher, 5, dressed as a joker.
Reese Harris and daddy Mark sample the chocolate while trick-or-treating during Northern Elementary School PTO’s Trunk or Treat event.
The Northern Elementary School pumpkin decorating contest winners and their creations included: Braelyn Wilson, Most Creative; Jesse and Evelyn Applegate, Prettiest; Rosie Clifton, Most School Spirit; and Aubrey Workman, Funniest. Missing from the photo is Presley Morgan, Kid Created.
Lily and Maia Staggs, Principal’s Choice; Eve and Reuben Byers, Best Painted; Keegan Peoples, Scariest; Lydia Plummer, Best Carved; and, in front, Corbin Antrobus, Overall Favorite.
Remi Harris feeds a cow at Northern Elementary School PTO’s Trunk or Treat event, which included a petting zoo and inflatables. Photo by Nila Harris.
Izabella Gallagher might be nearly a grownup at age 12, but she went trick-or-treating last week as a baby. Photo by Pam Gallagher.
Pendleton County Sheriff Jared Brewer’s wife, Amber, and children Biden and Brynlee pass out candy with their car decorated as a jail at Northern Elementary School PTO’s Trunk or Treat event. Photo by Nila Harris.
This large group of trick-or-treaters in Falmouth would only identify themselves as the Oompa-Loompa Family who work in Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory. Photo by Jenny Smith.
The Vance family from Pendleton County hit the streets in Falmouth as the cast of “Frozen.” Photo by Jenny Smith.
It wasn’t just the kids who decked themselves out in costumes for Halloween. Houses all across Pendleton County sprouted spiders, graveyards, ghost, skeletons and other haunts. This house in Butler was among the ones offering spooky greetings to trick-or-treaters. Photo by Nila Harris.
The crew at Copes and Lenihan Dental Care in Falmouth was ready to solve more than cavities when they donned the outfits of the crew from “Scooby Doo, Where are You?” They even had a guest appearance from the gang’s Mystery Machine, thanks to Sper Auto Parts and Sales of Falmouth. Scooby and company include Morgan Wilson, Jo Wells, Josie Hisle, Dr. Jack Lenihan and Heather Rucker.