Nestled in the rolling hills of southern Oklahoma, Ada is home to over 20,000 friendly people and can boast of one of the most diversified economies in the state. The City has successfully managed growth to provide the amenities of a metropolitan community, while maintaining the charm and atmosphere of a small town. Ada is a regional center for education, health services, retail business, and is the site of the Chickasaw Nation Headquarters. Community leaders are committed to further development of the city's progressive business environment and to maintaining the traditional small town values that provide for an enviable quality of life.

A jewel in the crown of Oklahoma's heartland, Anadarko is a city vibrant with pioneering spirit, Native American heritage and a city of hard working, caring people who are committed to success in America's market place. From our available industrial lands you can reach Interstates 44 and 40 in 35 minutes. Interstate 35 is an hour away. The citizens of Anadarko have shown their commitment to education with an updated campus that offers an advanced curriculum.

Nestled at the foot of the Arbuckle mountains (on the sunny side) and surrounded by seven lakes totaling 100,000 acres, Ardmore is one of Oklahoma's most unique communities. Its strategic location on 1-35 just 90 miles from Dallas or Oklahoma City gives Ardmore a dynamic marketing proximity. Ardmore is the center for South Central Oklahoma for medical, banking, retail, culture and recreation.