Bigfoot Mania Comes to W.Va. The Register Herald

In the first of a two-part series, reporter Christian Giggenbach examines the legend of Bigfoot, trying to ascertain why an international group of Bigfoot researchers thinks it can find evidence of the hairy homenoid in the Mountain State. The "international" group that will be conducting the search for Bigfoot in West Virginia is the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization (BFRO), "an Internet-based community of scientists and journalists (that) has compiled the world's most extensive database of Bigfoot encounters and evidence..." according to the article. The BFRO excursion takes place April 10-13 at an undisclosed location within the state. Also, Bigfoot & Dranginis in the Classroom, More Final Thoughts About Easton Bowhunting Footage... and Is This Big Cat Killing Sheep?

When Ghosts Attack OpEd News

Paranormal investigator Bill Knell relates a case of physical interaction with the spirit of a deceased baker haunting a family residing in the home he occupied at the time of his death. Once again, teenagers treating a ouija board as a harmless device lead to a harrowing experience. Elsewhere, Nooks and Crannies: Hell Hollow Road and Paranormal Participation; Allandale Heights Student Tracks Down Spirits.