Citizens Alliance Bank was selected by popular vote as the best decorated cabin at this year's Tricks and Treats at Tamaracks Resort. Their name will be added to the traveling plaque.
While there was no official judging of the trunks this year, organizer Mark Kues said Althea Garland's creativity was incredible again this year. Posing as Mother Goose, Garland's "trunk" contained characters from 12 of Mother Goose's nursery rhymes: Little Miss Muffet; Itsy Bitsy Spider; Jack Be Nimble; The was an Old Woman; Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star; Jack and Jill; Humpty Dumpty; I'm a Little Tea Pot; Three Blind Mince, Three Men in a Tub, Hickory Dickory Doc and Hey Diddle Diddle. She worked on it for the past three weeks.
Pitbull-cross named Julie was a sugar skull with her owner Naya Lopez. They won most original in the Pet Parade.
Alpine Artisans decked out one of the cabins at the Tamaracks Resort and won third place in the popular vote for their decorations. They handed out art supplies and candy to around 75 - 100 children.
Two-month-old Nala was the youngest in the pet parade. She was named the cutest by the judge.
Several adults dressed up with their children including the Mauldins. Jama and Chris accompanied their daughter Delani dressed as Ariana Grande.
Stryker Kelley, dressed as a little calf struts out on his own around the stage for the pet parade.
Good Environmental Services' cabin all decked out for the Tricks-n-Treats. They tied for second place with Cory's Valley Market.
Spider Witch Heather Kues had a trunk full of spell books and essential ingredients for potions. She offered candy to the visitors.
SEELEY LAKE - The community came out for several events in Seeley Lake on Halloween night. The annual Trunk-or-Treat event was a great hit with local law enforcement and emergency responders along with nearly dozen trunks for children to visit. The Pet Parade featured five dogs showing off their costumes and doing tricks on stage. Several children dressed as animals also joined in the fun showing off their costumes and doing their best impressions. To cap off the night, Tamaracks Resort hosted there annual Tricks-n-Treats. Attendees could visit 10 cabins that were decorated by local businesses and individuals, stopping at warming fires along the way to take the chill of. Attendees choose Citizens Alliance Bank as the best decorated cabin followed by Good Environmental Services and Rovero's tied for second and Alpine Artisans in third.
Event organizers agreed the events well and they are looking forward to next year.
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