The Winnfield Police Department, along with the Winnfield Fire Department and Winn Parish District 3 Fire Department, joined residents across the city for a full slate of fall activities, including Trunk or Treats, the Breast Cancer Walkathon and WSHS homecoming.
Activities began with a Trunk or Treat at Autumn Leaves Nursing Home on Oct. 23, followed by the Breast Cancer Walkathon on Oct. 25 and another Trunk or Treat for residents of Winnfield Nursing and Rehabilitation on Oct. 30. The month concluded with Winnfield Senior High School’s homecoming football game and related activities.
The annual Main Street Trunk or Treat, originally scheduled for Oct. 28, was held Nov. 4 and drew an impressive turnout.
Winnfield Police said they look forward to continuing community engagement through several upcoming events, including the Veterans Day celebration on Monday, Nov. 11, which featured a parade around the Primary School, a walk-through of the school and lunch with the children.
Other upcoming events include the annual Christmas Open House in downtown Winnfield on Wednesday, Nov. 13, and a Boot Drive for the 19th annual “Shop with a Cop” program on Saturday, Nov. 15, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Volunteers will be stationed at the intersection of U.S. Highway 167 North and Thomas Mill Road to collect donations.
Mayor Gerald Hamm and Assistant Chief Curry complete the walk-a-thon for the Cancer Society Breast Cancer . 
Winnfield District 3 Firefighters During Winnfield Nursing and Rehab Trunk or Treat. 
Chief Johnny Ray Carpenter, Sharon Hollingsworth, Doris Abrams and Victor Fobbs during the Winnfield Nursing and Rehab Trunk or Treat. 
Sunset at Fall Fest on Main Street 
Winnfield Fire Department set up for Trunk or Treating during Fall Fest on Main Street. 
Winnfield District 3 Firefighters during Trunk or Treating at Fall Fest on Main Street.