No Tricks, Just Treats

An estimated 2,000 trick-or-treaters visit West Main Street in Crawfordsville during a pleasant Halloween evening Saturday. From Grant Avenue to Barr Street, visitors were greeted by goblins, ghouls and plentiful sunshine as residents passed out candy through a number of creative methods to promote social distancing during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, including slides, chutes and catapults.

Catboy, also known as Lukas Hollis, 4, takes a break from his busy schedule to visit Main Street on Halloween night.

Spartan cheerleaders Kyle and Ashley Brown, left, open their festive home to friends, family and trick-or-treaters Saturday. The Browns were just one of many families on Main Street to transfer candy to visitors by chute.

Robert and Olga Brown and grandchildren Conner Brown, 6, and Claira Brown, 4, mosey down Main on Halloween.

Members of the Gott family deliver candy to all sorts of fun and creepy characters Halloween night.

CPD Patrolman Chet Walker, right, assists trick-or-treaters Saturday along Main Street, which closed from Grant Avenue to Barr Street.

The east end of West Main Street serves as a general starting point for trick-or-treaters Saturday.

The scene looking west down Main Street Saturday reveals a bustling haven for trick-or-treaters.