The COVID pandemic and power outage from Hurricane Zeta put a damper on Trick or Treating last year, but the Selma Charity League and the Selma Sun wanted to make this year’s Halloween as fun as possible.
We partnered to help families share their little one’s Halloween outfits with the community in this week’s Selma Sun.
Participants donated $5 or 5 canned goods that are going to the Christian Outreach Alliance Pantry for handout at Thanksgiving, an annual project of the Selma Charity League.
You can see the adorable Halloween photos submitted this year in the Nov. 4 print edition. Find the Selma Sun in newsstands here:
Selma Sun office, 127 Broad St.
Vasser's Mini Mart, 1900 W. Dallas Ave.
Crossroads Exxon, 2530 US Hwy 80 W
Vaughan Regional Medical Center, 1015 Medical Center Parkway
Mark's Mart, 1022 Co. Rd. 44
Dave's Market, 5514 Alabama 22, Valley Grande
Valley Grande Grocery, 7033 Alabama 22, Valley Grande
Captain's Corner, 3000 Citizens Pkwy
Mr. Waffle, 1518 Highland Ave.
Golden Ranch, 2003 W. Highland Ave.
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