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City Begins Sidewalk Projects
Internet Radio Station to Host Paranormal Town Hall Meeting BY MELANIE WADE • news@mypulsenews.com
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PHOTO BY LEANN DILBECK The City of Mena has begun their annual sidewalk projects for the fall. Glennaire Construction submitted the winning bid for the project. Mayor McKee said the city plans to repair sidewalks around town. The city has allocated $50,000 for the pro ect hich is e pected to e completed y the first of 201 .
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he residents of Polk county will soon see the K GRA Investigations Broadcast/Investigations nit rolling into Mena, rkansas as R Investigations prepares to holds a first of its kind Town H all Meeting. “The extensive historical reports and on-going unexplained activity reported from this area is the focus of the Town H all Meeting,” stated a press release sent out by K GRA, an internet radio station that broadcasts alternative talk radio. L ocal phenomena at the Board Camp Crystal Mines is currently being studied by several teams after mysterious orbs of light, floating rocks and extremely magnetized objects have been discovered on the property. In May, 20 17 , Josh Gates of Travel Channel’s hit show, Expedition nknown and Destination Truth, filmed for an episode at the Crystal Mine with owners rville and Cheryl Murphy. That episode is set to air in one of a four part series titles “Expedition nknown hunt for xtraterrestrials.” The series begins on Wednesday, ctober , at p.m., central time. In addition to the phenomena happening at Board Camp Crystal Mine, the four part series will include Gates’ visits to Easter Island, Chile’s Atacama Desert and the wilderness of Z imbabwe. During ates’ filming, a team from M the Mutual etwork was on site collecting samples and observing events. M was founded in and today is a nation-wide organization with approximately , paid members that has teams of investigators from professional backgrounds who volunteers their time to investigate reports of unexplained anomalies. M field investigator Chase loetzke experienced some of the phenomena, and details of she and ates’ investigation will be revealed during the episode. Currently, M investigator classify the phenomena experienced at the board Camp Crystal Mine as “undeniably scientifically unexplained.” The Murphy’s story and scientific results of the M investigation is also expected to be reported on inside the ovember issue of the M Journal. Visit TravelChannel.com for show extras including behindthe-scenes photos, factoids and exclusive videos from Josh ates. The K GRA Investigation Team, which will host the Town H all Meeting, is led by loetzke and will be live on location to discuss the subject of s, strange lights, ig oot, hauntings and more. “ veryone is welcome as we continue our fact-finding investigations into these mysteries. L eading investigators will be ready to hear your accounts, take your reports and record these sightings as K GRA Investigations take a serious look in to so many olk County, rkansas unexplained reports,” said the release. rganizers ask that you bring any photos, video or other types of evidence, if available. If you would like more information, please email: investigations@ kgraradio.com Refreshments will be provided at the event to those who attend. The event will be held on Saturday, ctober , at the uachita Center on the -Rich Mountain Campus. Doors open at a.m. Meeting starts at .M .The Town all Meeting will be broadcasted live on K GRA’s radio station at: www.kgraradio.com.
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