November 2, 2022 The Elk City News - 9 mS ne and Avery, daughters of Miguel and Janelle Olivarez. Staff photo by Neva Pyatt. Elk City’s Route 66 Museum Complex workers greeted guests dressed in costume. Guests also got in free for the day. Pictured are Stevie Murray, curator Charles Wren, Donna McNaught, and Maxine Jackson. Courtesy eden ty eed *seorcrynage so3 ana Psi | Pens Madness Moonlight Madness had a great turnout of families dressed in cos- tumes to celebrate Halloween in downtown Elk City. Many businesses stayed open late and passed out candy to kids who at- tended. Along with having a costume con- test behind The Elk City Chamber of Commerce, there were food vendors, and the One Church put on their an- nual carnival for the community to attend. 1 year old Luke Arganbright, son of Derek Arganbright Staff photo by Neva Pyatt. (A © Coope ratwe 580-928-3366 WWW.nfecoon.com 21075. Main Street ILFIELD SE HINTON,OK. ELK CITY,OK. Elk City 580.243.2100 wwwiredssteakhouseok.com