It’s been a yearly event for only two years and in that time organizers have raised $40,000 for the Kids Eat Smart Foundation.
People have been wondering what’s going on in the building across from the Esso gas station on Main Street. Well, tonight the doors open at 7 as Animal House presents House of Horrors. It’s been a yearly event for only two years and in that time organizers have raised $40,000 for the Kids Eat Smart Foundation. Spokesperson Jade Lawrence says for $5, visitors are treated to 22 different scenes inside and it includes upstairs and downstairs. She says prepare to get scared and this is a cash only event. Money raised will help breakfast programs at schools in this area.
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