After 10 years operating primarily out-of-pocket and from attendee donations, Fright in Falcon Haunted House has become a full-blown, professional, haunted attraction.The event has grown in size and attendance, prompting owners David and Cathy Vredeveld to move to a larger site. The haunted house is in a new location on the northeast corner of Judge Orr Road and Highway 24, and is bigger, better and scarier than ever.For the last three years, Fright in Falcon has collected nonperishable foods for donation to local area food banks and will continue that tradition this year, with a reduced ticket price ($1 off) for patrons who donate nonperishable foods.Fright in Falcon is open Friday and Saturday nights through Oct. 29. The haunted house is also open Oct. 30 and Oct. 31.Hours: children ó 5 p.m. to 7; regular hours ó 7 p.m. to 11.For more information, visit http://frightinfalcon.com.
