From lemonade stand to haunted house

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The team of ‘scarers’ who helped make the haunted house fundraiser a frightening success.

The team of ‘scarers’ who helped make the haunted house fundraiser a frightening success.

Bridget Pankratz and Lexi Olson were ready to spook and scare the haunted house attendees. Photo courtesy of Sam Beck.

Bridget Pankratz and Lexi Olson were ready to spook and scare the haunted house attendees. Photo courtesy of Sam Beck.

Tera Kinslow dressed as a terrifying scarer for the haunted house fundraiser. Photo courtesy of Sam Beck.

Tera Kinslow dressed as a terrifying scarer for the haunted house fundraiser. Photo courtesy of Sam Beck.

Celica Gonzales and Sam Beck (orange) getting ready to put on a frightening night. Photo courtesy of Sam Beck.

Celica Gonzales and Sam Beck (orange) getting ready to put on a frightening night. Photo courtesy of Sam Beck.

Brittanie Mostad dressed as a frightening nun. Photo courtesy of Sam Beck.

Brittanie Mostad dressed as a frightening nun. Photo courtesy of Sam Beck.

Maxum Mostad, along with family and friends, raise over $110,000 for Frost Fire Park

What started as a simple lemonade stand run by an eight-year-old boy has grown into one of Frost Fire Park’s most anticipated fall traditions. After six years of fundraising, including five years of frights, Maxum’s Haunted House has officially closed its doors, raising an astounding $110,000 in total for Frost Fir…