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Fargo Church hosts annual Spook-Tacular

Carlos Martinez
Carlos Martinez
Carlos Martinez
Sports Reporter · Fargo, ND

Carlos Martinez, a former sports anchor for Fargo's local NPR affiliate, has been reporting on professional sports for over eight years. He holds a journalism degree from the University of Minnesota and is known for his sharp insights into the local professional teams.

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Sports Reporter · Thursday, October 29, 2026 at 3:35 AM · 1 min read
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Fargo Church hosts annual Spook-Tacular — Bottineau Sports news

FARGO — Atonement Church in south Fargo was in the Halloween spirit on Wednesday night, Oct. 28. Hundreds of parents and trick-or-treaters packed the church for its annual Spook-Tacular event. Children could get a head start on their trick-or-treating, collecting all kinds of candy. There was also fun and games for the family, including glow-in-the-dark mini golf, rock climbing and even a magic show. Senior Pastor at Atonement D.J. Lura says the event is all about community. This has been somewhat of an outreach that we've been doing for many years. Just to let the community know we're here and that we're a part of the community in Fargo-Moorhead, and we want people to know us and know we care. It's so great, there's just so much energy and so much fun, and we couldn't be happier, Lura said. Atonement will host a Soup-A-Palooza on Nov. 5. ]]>

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