West Plains, Missouri - `Months of UFO's'

West Plains is a small town of 11K in the very southern part of Missouri - seems that the Orbs there have been having a field day and have been seen by many folks - as indicated by this MUFON Report filed Sunday about an early AM Sunday encounter.

MY boyfriend and i have been watching UFOs for 2 monthes.They start around 1am til daylight.You will have one yellow globe come from the north hover ground level and then slowly rise to the sky.We might get 2 more come in from the east they come across the horizon.They start of red then yellow.They pick up red globes.When they are close they have red yellow and blue lights.Lastnight or early this morning we went riding 4wheeler cos we notice glowing further away.About a mile and a half on a hill,we notice in the woods across from us had 5 to 7 globes they were either blue or yellow towards the north.Towards the east we saw at first a yellow globe and the it split and had 3to4 globes.Then we saw a yellow globe glide fast threw the trees down a dirt road.Toward northwest we saw 4 globes.2 yellow and 2 green.On the dirt road we were on in front we saw a yellow globe.Further down we saw beams shooting towards ski.All of these sightings is everynight.Our neibours and friends have been seeing them too.We live 5to7 miles from town.Our town has maybe 11000 people.The other night one swooped down above our house and watched my boyfriend for about 15 seconds and then took off and disapeared.

So, I then looked up West Plains to see if it might be a part of the larger UFO flap around Kansas City area - and I found this on Wikipedia (it's nowhere around KC):

History

[edit]West Plains Dance Hall Explosion

West Plains was the site of a disaster remembered in folksong.^[5] On April 13, 1928,^[6] about sixty young people had gathered in the Bond Dance Hall, on the second floor of an East Main Street building (the ground floor was occupied by Wiser Motors). At 11:05 p.m., as the orchestra played "At Sundown," a violent explosion occurred. Thirty-seven people were killed and 22 more were injured. Twenty of the dead were never positively identified. They were buried in a mass grave at Oak Lawn Cemetery, where they are memorialized by the Rock of Ages monument, erected October 6, 1929. ^[7] The origin of the explosion was never ascertained; it was suspected that the cause was leaking gasoline from the garage below. Windows were shattered throughout the Halstead block, and the heat, combined with subsequent explosions, twisted cars on the street out of shape. The nearby West Plains Courthouse was so badly damaged by the explosion that it had to be vacated and demolished. Robert Neathery, a lifelong resident of West Plains who died at the age of 96 in 2003, wrote in his 1994 book, West Plains as I Knew It, that a truck full of dynamite parked in the garage below might have caused the explosion.^[8]

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Could these be some Orb beings kicking up some fun?

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