Tens of thousands of people showed up to see President John F. Kennedy, land his helicopter on the newly opened

Kiamichi means “Noisy Bird”, which describes the Red-Headed Woodpeckers. Ouachita means “Big Hunting Ground”. LeFlore County was named after, Basil

To say that many outlaws & gunslingers would move into Indian Territory would be true, but it omits those who

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The Bigfoot Museum hosts many events and speakers, all year long! See the event page on their Facebook Page: @Bigfoot

When most people hear the word “moonshine” they think of Mafiosos, Model T’s and probably the “General Lee”. What most

Many people think of Oklahoma as part of the great plains and the wild west, complete with wide open spaces

Welcome to Board Camp Crystal Mine, where customers become friends! We are Orville and Cheryl Murphy and we proudly introduce

The Vikings have landed in Oklahoma. To be more specific, they have landed in Heavener, Oklahoma. We can only speculate

From Sun-up to Sun-down you can utilize this completely free and year-round shooting range! This 110 meter range features adjustable

For those that yearn to see wildlife on their day-trip over the Talimena Drive but may not have time to

Eight years ago, I came across a gold panning club from Tulsa, who were dredging in the Kiamichi River. They

As a massive blizzard gripped the central US, a group of dedicated and adventurous trash collectors descended on Gibby’s Biker

To hear the silence of the forest, one just needs to be a part of the adventurous equestrians, who explore

Full article about the Vikings in Oklahoma, written by Eric Standridge: https://discover.hubpages.com/travel/VikingsinOklahoma "While hunting for arrowheads, Poteau Junior High students

Friends of the Ouachita Trail (FoOT) is a non-profit volunteer organization with the mission of protecting, maintaining and improving the

One of Oklahoma’s great mysteries, is the legendary Bigfoot. There are so many questions to this subject, that we may

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Eastern Oklahoma's Pine Valley was a company-owned lumber town. The picturesque town paralleled the Kiamichi River to the south and

Towering to the west of Clayton, Oklahoma, lies Flagpole Mountain; a favorite spot to travel for many locals and out-of-towners