Rockin’ Trick-or-Treat draws thousands
Published 2:04 am Saturday, October 31, 2026
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Tony Rose, host of the Tony Rose Morning Show on D93, films trick or treaters at the “Ghost Busters” mobile. More than 3,000 children grabbed tens of thousands pieces of candy Friday, October. 30, 2026 at the 10th annual Crocker Law Firm/D93 WDNS radio “Rockin’ Trick of Treat” at Bowling Green Ballpark. (Joe Imel/Daily News)
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More than 3,000 children grabbed tens of thousands pieces of candy Friday, October. 30, 2026 at the 10th annual Crocker Law Firm/D93 WDNS radio “Rockin’ Trick of Treat” at Bowling Green Ballpark. (Joe Imel/Daily News)
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More than 3,000 children grabbed tens of thousands pieces of candy Friday, October. 30, 2026 at the 10th annual Crocker Law Firm/D93 WDNS radio “Rockin’ Trick of Treat” at Bowling Green Ballpark. (Joe Imel/Daily News)
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More than 3,000 children grabbed tens of thousands pieces of candy Friday, October. 30, 2026 at the 10th annual Crocker Law Firm/D93 WDNS radio “Rockin’ Trick of Treat” at Bowling Green Ballpark. (Joe Imel/Daily News)
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Tony Rose (left) and Chris Flanigan were posting content from the event to social media. More than 3,000 children grabbed tens of thousands pieces of candy Friday, October. 30, 2026 at the 10th annual Crocker Law Firm/D93 WDNS radio “Rockin’ Trick of Treat” at Bowling Green Ballpark. (Joe Imel/Daily News)
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More than 3,000 children grabbed tens of thousands pieces of candy Friday, October. 30, 2026 at the 10th annual Crocker Law Firm/D93 WDNS radio “Rockin’ Trick of Treat” at Bowling Green Ballpark. (Joe Imel/Daily News)
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About Joe Imel
Joe Imel is the Regional Publisher of the Bowling Green Daily News, as well as seven other CMG newspapers in Kentucky and Tn. The Daily News has been publishing for more than 169 years in Southcentral Kentucky. Imel began his journalism career 37 years ago as a reporter for the McLean County News, later the Hardin County Independent and finally arrived at the Daily News as a photojournalist in 1991. He rose through the newsroom ranks as chief photographer, photo editor, assistant managing editor, director of digital operations, general manager of WDNZ-TV, a low-power TV station owned by the paper, and later promoted to general manager for the Gaines family. He continues in that role with CMG. Imel studied photojournalism at Western Kentucky University. He is an award-winning photographer that continues to pick up his cameras when he is not listening to the police scanner and tweeting to more than 80,000 followers. He and his wife, Tracy, reside in Bowling Green. They have a son that works in politics in Washington, D.C.
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