Hey TyTown fam, Tyler “Buzz” Ellison here, coming at you LIVE with some seriously unusual happenings that are shaking Chesterburgh to its core. Buckle up, because this one’s got everything: strange lights, freaked out neighbors, and maybe even something that just can’t be explained. I’m still sorting through the chaos, but I wanted to get the scoop out FAST before things spiral any further.

So here’s what I know right now: last night, around 11:30 PM, multiple reports rolled in about eerie glowing orbs seen hovering over and around the old Miller’s Dairy Farm, which is out near the edge of town on Pine Ridge Road. You know that place? The one that’s been abandoned for like a decade? Yep, that one. At first, people thought it was just some drone enthusiasts or pranksters, but it quickly escalated into a FULL-ON mystery because these lights wouldn’t move the way typical drones do. They just kind of… hovered, pulsing bright blue and green, and then flickered out randomly. Creepy, right?

What’s weird is that Chesterburgh PD was called shortly after midnight when a few residents—especially folks living in that Pine Ridge neighborhood—reported hearing strange humming sounds and feeling this odd tingling sensation outside their homes. I grabbed a quick chat with Officer Daniels earlier today, and she confirmed that the PD is investigating, but she was tight-lipped about what might be causing it. She did say, “We’re taking every report seriously, but right now we don’t have any definitive answers.” Classic! More questions than answers, as usual.

But wait, here’s the juicy part—several eyewitnesses claim to have seen shadowy figures lurking near the lights. I heard from someone close to the scene (won’t name names just yet, you know the drill) that these figures looked… well, not exactly human. Like silhouettes shifting in and out of view, almost blending into the night, but definitely there. No one’s sure if they were people with some kind of infrared suit or something else entirely. Speculation is running WILD on this one.

Local paranormal enthusiast group, Chesterburgh Night Watchers, immediately descended on Miller’s Dairy after hearing about the sighting. They livestreamed a bit on TikTok before the Wi-Fi went absolutely bonkers (and no surprise — you can’t get even decent service out there). Their leader, Jenny Marks, told me that they caught “absolutely unexplainable phenomena” on video, including fast flashes of light that looked like “spirit orbs” and some ultra-low-frequency sounds that made her whole body vibrate. She’s calling it the most intense experience they’ve had in years.

Some locals are freaking out, understandably. The Pine Ridge neighborhood Facebook page blew up overnight with people sharing photos of weird lights reflecting on windowpanes, rumors about government experiments, and even talk of an alien “invasion.” A few folks are starting to pack up and consider moving, which is wild because Chesterburgh usually feels super safe and chill. I even heard from a cashier at the Food Mart who said she’s heard whispers about townspeople forming vigilante patrol groups to “keep watch” after dark. Yikes.

Now, I reached out to Chesterburgh City Hall this morning, hoping to get some official word, but all I got was a generic statement: “The city is aware of the reports of unusual lights near Miller’s Dairy and is cooperating with local authorities to investigate. We urge residents to stay calm and report any suspicious activity.” Well, duh. That does little to calm all the jittery nerves around town, though.

Oh! And here’s a curveball: I heard a rumor from a friend who’s apparently pretty plugged into the town’s grapevine that there might have been a recent shipment to Miller’s Dairy—some mysterious “equipment” delivered in the dead of night via unmarked trucks. No one knows what kind of equipment, or who it was for. My source thinks it’s connected to secretiv