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Article by Rhett Morgan for the Tulsa World Some companies jump county or state lines to set up shop at MidAmerica Industrial Park in Pryor.
In mid-June, Google CEO Sundar Pichai was joined by Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt to announce a $600 million expansion of its data center at the
Google CEO Sundar Pichai was joined by Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt to announce a $600 million expansion of its data center at the MidAmerica Industrial
Nearly a year after an announcement of a $600 million investment in its Pryor, Okla., data center, Google announced another expansion at the location. The
Article by Michael Overall for The Tulsa World Starting out as an ammunition plant during World War II, the MidAmerica Industrial Park has always been
Governor Mary Fallin said the decision by Google to invest an additional $600 million at its data center near Pryor in Mayes County is an
Article by Sheila Stogsdill for Tulsa World A contract with Google for power at the Red Dirt Wind Farm is one more step for Grand
Toward the end of a conversation with Rogers State University President Larry Rice, a reporter asks for the correct spelling of a name he mentioned.
Article by Rhett Morgan | From the Tulsa World Google and its uber popular search engine apparently have found a long-term home in Oklahoma. The
The combination of the state’s strategic location in Middle America, abundant skilled and low-cost labor, a pro-business environment along with a relatively low cost of
Multiple entities work together at MAIP to keep the workforce pipeline stocked. If you want to understand the pivotal role that MidAmerica Industrial Park plays
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