LONE TREE
Lone Tree celebrated it's fourth annual 'Family Fight Night' on Saturday, Oct. 28.
Here, cars lined up for a chance to win the best decorated. The cars served as a point of …
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LONE TREE
Lone Tree celebrated it's fourth annual 'Family Fight Night' on Saturday, Oct. 28.
Here, cars lined up for a chance to win the best decorated. The cars served as a point of trunk or treat Halloween fun for the young ones draped in customes ranging from demon princessess to the classic Super Mario red.
And in the community center lied even more fun games for the kids to try out while dancing excitedly from the sugar high.
Even the Lone Tree Historical Museum served a function, a spooky haunted house sure to scare all in attendance.
Now, the wait remains for next seasons 'Family Fright Night.'
