Costumes ran the gamut from store-bought to handcrafted at the wildly popular Trick or Treat Street, hosted annually by the Greater Riverview Chamber of Commerce and featuring treats for residents from area businesses, groups, and organizations. The event has grown in stature to where each year thousands of attendees participate, many of them waiting in long lines to gain initial entry. Costume contests were for the kids but even the adults got into the act. The family above dressed collectively as "things you find in a movie theater." From left, Wava Bosworth, Donnie Roeder, Lori Roeder, Jenn Bethune, and Donald Roeder. With them is the family dog, Lucy, dressed as a hot dog, complete with mustard. Most unique goes to Jenn, who dressed as the bubblegum you find under your seat that inevitably gets stuck to your sneaker!

Costumes ran the gamut from store-bought to handcrafted at the wildly popular Trick or Treat Street, hosted annually by the Greater Riverview Chamber of Commerce and featuring treats for residents from area businesses, groups, and organizations. The event has grown in stature to where each year thousands of attendees participate, many of them waiting in long lines to gain initial entry. Costume contests were for the kids but even the adults got into the act. The family above dressed collectively as "things you find in a movie theater." From left, Wava Bosworth, Donnie Roeder, Lori Roeder, Jenn Bethune, and Donald Roeder. With them is the family dog, Lucy, dressed as a hot dog, complete with mustard. Most unique goes to Jenn, who dressed as the bubblegum you find under your seat that inevitably gets stuck to your sneaker!