Steve Hahn Trunk Or Treat: A Hit Annual Candy Celebration

Steve Hahn Trunk or Treat was a huge success. Every year for the past several years Steve Hahn hosts a trunk or treat right at his dealership on 1st and Mead.

The cars that were on the lot are all put away or lined up around the edges of the lot while more cars can come in and set up their spot to give kids candy. It's a great time to be had by all.

We were there from the radio stations. I have a great time every year all the way to the very end. The line is constant and it just keeping going with kids of all ages from those in strollers to bigger kids who would rather be celebrating something fun than getting into trouble, always have to appreciate that.

Here's some photos I took from the event. Some great costumes this year.

Big thanks to Steve Hahn for hosting this fun event every year.

John Riggs

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