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Activeworlds Virtual Sandbox: Build, Play, Interact!

March 29, 2018June 20, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

Active Worlds was founded in 1995 and is the longest-running virtual sandbox on the web. For more than twenty years, a thriving community has called Active Worlds home. The amount of history that can be found within Active Worlds is staggering. Visitors can find “citizen” created “builds” older than twenty years. During the time that […]

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An Interesting Look into the Future of Community Parks in Small Towns

February 2, 2018June 20, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

Inherently, parks and recreational areas are sustainable. Other than keeping the grass to a manageable level, there is not a lot of maintenance. For the most part, parks tend to be a hands-off community amenity that require minimal maintenance… at least on the surface. When one delves deeper into the real cost of having a […]

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