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Halloween events abound in region this week

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Halloween festivities are set to brighten the region this week, featuring a range of events designed for all ages. The Clarkston High School Haunted House operates from 6-9 p. m. today through Friday, with ticket sales supporting the Drama Club. On Friday, families can participate in several trick-or-treating events, including the Downtown Moscow Trick-or-Treat and the Downtown Pullman Trick-or-Treat, which offer candy and costume contests.

Local organizations also host social gatherings, such as the Asotin County Republicans Halloween Social Gathering, encouraging community involvement. Events like the Halloween Bash at Lindsay Creek Vineyards from 4-8 p. m. provide family-friendly entertainment, including a pet costume contest and live music. Many activities are free or low-cost, making them accessible to a wide audience.

This extensive array of Halloween celebrations highlights the region's vibrant community spirit and dedication to inclusive events. The participation of local businesses and organizations further strengthens community ties during the festive season.

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