[Red Badger]

Chipotle....................

[woweeitsme]

Are there any food processing plants nearby?

[COBOL2Java]

Residents of Blytheville, a town of more than 13,000 in the northeast corner of Arkansas, have some ideas of their own, maybe earthquakes, possibly undisclosed military activity, a potential Russian invasion, or “someone’s meth lab recipe went wrong,” comments read.

I choose door #3, Monty...

[gitmo]

Yikes

[madison10]

Has it been cold enough there for frost/freeze quakes?

[j.havenfarm]

I’m not saying it’s aliens…

[packagingguy]

Strange things happen in Arkansas. A friend who lived there in the 1980’s told me about all sorts of odd things...people disappearing, decapitated bodies ruled as having died from natural causes, drugs flooding the state in massive quantities, etc.

It’s almost as if there were a witch at work there. Whoever could that be?

[Desparado]

When our family moved to Fayetteville NC for a job, we had to get used to the Army firing artillery rounds at night which shook
Our house and rattled our windows during all hours of the night. Just sayin…

[rdl6989]

Fracking?

[Governor Dinwiddie]

New Madrid Fault

[Husker24]

Tannerite.

[Blueflag]

Rail car humping yard?

[Jan_Sobieski]

Mystery ‘explosions’ keep rocking Arkansas community. Where are they coming from?

What is it? It’s the blood of Arkancide Victims crying out from the ground…

[Rowdyone]

Sub strata deep in the earth cracking.

[whitney69]

“The booms keep coming, heard and felt for miles around Blytheville, rattling windows and raising concerns, but nobody seems to know what’s causing them.”

“Police are asking that anyone with information about the cause of the explosions to contact the Mississippi County Sheriff’s Office at 870-658-2242.

Shouldn’t be too hard. By process of elimination, look for fresh holes in the ground. Might be Eaker AFB but they haven’t been operational totally (officially) since the mid 90’sclosing in 1992. But there were weapons stored there as it was a bomb wing. The aircraft stationed at Eaker AFB included the B-57 bomber, KC-97 refueler, B-52G bomber, KC-135A tanker, T-33 jet fighter, and the T-37 jet fighter. Eaker AFB was selected for closure by the Base Realignment and Closure Commission in 1991.

The primary reuse of the property after closure has been for development of the Arkansas Aeroplex industrial park and the Arkansas International Airport. While the airport is civilian controlled, the National Guard is using the facility as the site for training maneuvers and as a landing site to pick up and drop off deployed troops. Training maneuvers.

http://www.themilitarystandard.com/afb/ar/eaker.php

wy69

[ifinnegan]

This happens other places too.

https://www.pasadenastarnews.com/2016/07/05/theres-a-mysterious-explosion-sound-in-alhambra-and-no-one-knows-whats-causing-it/

https://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/oddities/working-alhambra-loud-bangs-2/17221/

[frithguild]

Apparently blythe treatment of the evidence of explosive events by the authorities in Blytheville. Who’d ‘ve thunk it.

[ImJustAnotherOkie]

When they happen at my house they come from Uranus.

[Sequoyah101]

At 2330 two nights ago there was an explosion somewhere that shook the windows. Can’t feature what it was. It has happened before but not often. I expect it to be mentioned in the paper but it never is.

[usurper]

It’s just some local boys having some fun with Tanerite.