Okay, Chesterburgh fam, buckle up because something SUPER strange just went down near the old Reynolds Farm on the east edge of town, and I’ve got the freshest scoop hot off the burner. 🚨 I’m talking about some seriously weird activity that had residents jittery and calling me NON-STOP all afternoon. If you thought the UFO buzz last month was wild, wait ’til you hear this.

So here’s what I pieced together—earlier today, around 3 pm, multiple locals reported hearing a bizarre, low humming noise coming from the fields near Reynolds Farm. But this wasn’t just a normal farm drone or something mechanical. People swear it was like a “deep, pulsating hum that vibrated through the ground.” I got this from Mrs. Delgado down on Main Street, who says she had to remind her dog to stop freaking out. She told me, “Buzz, I’ve lived here 40 years and never heard anything like it.”

Then, like the plot thickens, alongside the hum, folks started noticing weird lights—glowing, neon-blue-ish orbs floating low over the crops, moving kinda slow but also kind of erratic. One of my sources, a local delivery guy named Mo, swears he even saw one pause and “hover like it was watching him.” Mo texted me, “Bro, IDK if it was a drone or something else, but it spooked me enough to rush through my rounds.”

And here’s the kicker—right as those lights showed up, the power grid in the east side of Chesterburgh flickered OUT for nearly 15 minutes. No notice. No warnings. Total blackout for hundreds of homes, including the Reynolds Farm area. Naturally, the town went nuts trying to figure out what just happened (including me, typing freaking lightning-fast on my phone while the outage happened, LOL).

I hit up the Chesterburgh Electric Co-op, but all they gave me was the standard “we’re investigating” line, no clue or ETA on restoring full service. HOWEVER… multiple tweets and Snap stories showed a bunch of people posting pixelated photos of the strange lights—sometimes blurry, sometimes clear—that were DEFINITELY NOT from any known event or town-sponsored fireworks. People even speculated it was some kinda secret military experiment or, yep, you guessed it, aliens.

Okay, real talk—while I’m all about those wild theories (I LIVE for them), my gut is telling me there might be more mundane explanations? BUT here’s the thing—no police, no news stations have been allowed near Reynolds Farm all afternoon. I drove by myself and caught on the edge of the field a line of sheriff’s cars blocking the road, no explanation given. I overheard some deputies whispering something about “Confidential Incident” but then clammed up when they saw me filming. Suspicious much? You bet!

My phone blew up with texts from all over town—people wondering if the weird sounds and lights tie into last month’s UFO sighting behind Food Mart, or if it’s some kind of natural gas leak or underground quake. Someone even joked about Bigfoot finally revealing himself. (I mean, I wouldn’t rule it out entirely! 👀)

Adding some extra spice—local handyman Joe told me that the farm was recently sold to a mysterious buyer who’s barely been seen and supposedly works in “advanced tech.” Joe says he saw some heavy equipment being loaded in last week that “didn’t look like normal farming gear.” I tried tracking this buyer down but got nada so far. Could this be connected to the strange events today? I’m on it.

Meanwhile, social media is EXPLODING with rumors. The hashtag #ReynoldsMystery is trending locally, with users posting everything from shaky videos to wild spec guesses. One viral clip shows the blue orbs darting through the sky while that weird hum buzzes in the background—though, full disclosure, the quality looks like it was filmed through a kaleidoscope. I’m still trying to get an original, unfiltered version.

Meanwhile, local parson Pastor Jen released a statement urging calm, saying she believes there’s nothing supernatur