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Recent days have seen Bigfoot once again capture headlines, stir speculation, and even inspire stage drama. The most noteworthy development comes from Centre County, Pennsylvania, where multiple sources report a highly credible Bigfoot sighting in early October along Interstate 80. The Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization, or BFRO, published a detailed account after interviewing a retired civil engineer and Air Force veteran, described as “very credible.” According to accounts from OnwardState.com and Local 21 News, the witness was driving with his wife when a tall, dark, upright figure stepped across the highway in broad daylight. Its glide-like movement, long limbs, and lack of visible clothing left the witness adamant he had not seen a human or a bear. Authorities note that the witness, with over 50 years of hunting experience, was so rattled he attempted to catch up with fellow drivers who might have seen the same thing but to no avail. The BFRO’s investigator, himself a veteran Bigfoot hunter, deemed the sighting “very credible,” and noted it’s the area’s third report in six years. Additional 2025 reports from Georgia, Tennessee, Ohio, and Missouri include a Missouri incident that allegedly yielded trail camera footage, but no such images have surfaced yet on major media platforms. The BFRO’s vetting process involves interviews, site visits, and scrutiny of evidence to give structure to the usual wild folklore.

Elsewhere, Bigfoot’s presence in pop culture is undiminished. The dark comedy “BIGFOOT,” set in Bellingham, Washington, opened November 14 at Options Theatre and continues through this weekend. The play, according to MyBellinghamNow.com, pits a skeptical physicist against her conspiracy-obsessed sister, weaving family drama with the perennial Bigfoot debate. Simultaneously, Bigfoot Fest unfolded November 15 at the Keweenaw Center for the Arts in Michigan, a nod to the monster’s mythic status.

While ABC World News Tonight and other outlets allude to ongoing intrigue, most science sources still cast Bigfoot in the category of American folklore, highlighting the lack of concrete evidence even as fresh eyewitness reports emerge. On social media, hashtags like #Bigfoot and #CentreCounty are trending regionally, especially after Pennsylvania’s recent “credible” sighting. Multiple radio and podcast hosts in central Pennsylvania devoted airtime to Bigfoot this week, with callers excitedly sharing their own tales but, so far, offering no new proof. While some skeptics joke about Bigfoot enrolling at Penn State or starring in a one-creature surveillance video, the cryptid’s public intrigue—and marketability—remains anything but elusive.

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