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How the Creek Indian Capital Okmulgee Gave Birth to a Fledgling City

January 13, 2010March 25, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

Okmulgee: The Creek Indian Capital Okmulgee’s history is rich with both triumph and tragedy. From the rebirth of the Creek Indian and the many state-changing decisions made in Creek Counsel House to the tragedies of the Great Depression, this series will outline the key events that brought this small town national prestige. In this article about historic […]

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29 Places to Meet People in the Real World

January 11, 2010March 25, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

Looking for places to meet people? This list of top 29 places to meet people takes a look into the real world dating scene. Looking to meet people? Put down the phone, and get out and about! Forget Facebook, try social networking in the real world. That’s right, log out of those over-hyped dating sites, […]

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Does She Like Me? Dating Tips for Men

January 11, 2010June 4, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

Tips and Techniques for Guys on How to Approach Women This is every guys nightmare: You spy a beautiful woman you’d love to meet, so you nervously work up the courage to go talk to her. You swagger over, doing your best to look calm and collected, but before you know it, she’s already rejected […]

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Advice On Dating: Does She Like Me? How To Know If She’s Interested

January 11, 2010June 20, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

Ever wonder what does it mean when a girl calls you silly? Learn about this and other signs that a girl may like you. | Source: Photo by freestocks on Unsplash Women Are An Enigma For men, understanding women is like trying to bench press a hippo: it’s almost impossible. Women are a mystery to the […]

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The Legend of the Southeast Oklahoma’s Bigfoot, The Boggy Bottom Monster

January 2, 2010March 25, 2026 Oklahoma Traveler

The Untamed Wilds Deep in the forests of Southeastern Oklahoma, among the tangled vegetation and infant mountains, there roams a creature that legends are made of. It stands over eight feet tall, and has razor sharp claws that can rip the flesh off any living creature. Covered in a thick weave of fur, this creature […]

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