Strange Fog From Kewa River Halts Black Bears Game

A strange green fog rolling in from the Kewa River brought an unexpected halt to the Wanakawa Black Bears' game on Friday night. The game, set to kick off at 7:00pm, was delayed as the mysterious mist enveloped the field, reducing visibility and prompting officials to clear the stands for safety.

The fog, described by fans as thick and tinged with an unnatural green hue, descended around 6:50pm, just as the teams were warming up. Coaches and players were left stunned as the strange phenomenon forced a suspension of play. "I've never seen anything like it," said Coach Jim Harrow. "It was like something out of a sci-fi movie."

Local meteorologists were baffled, with no immediate explanation for the fog's origin or its peculiar color. Some speculated it might be linked to an unusual algae bloom in the Kewa River, though no definitive cause has been confirmed.

After nearly an hour of uncertainty, the fog began to dissipate around 7:30pm, lifting as mysteriously as it had arrived. Officials deemed the field safe, and the game resumed to the relief of fans and players alike. The Black Bears went on to secure a hard-fought victory, ending the night with a 24-17 win over the Adell Hawks.

The night's strange events didn't end with the fog's departure. Several attendees reported feeling an odd sensation during and after the game, describing it as a mild dizziness or unease. "It was like the air had a weird energy," said spectator Jessie Carter. Health officials are investigating these reports but have found no immediate health concerns.

The community remains abuzz, with some joking about a "Kewa River curse" while others await further scientific insight. For now, the Wanakawa Black Bears and their fans are celebrating the win, grateful the game could proceed despite the interruption.

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