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Bluepeak Expands Fiber Network to Pawhuska

Bluepeak Expands Fiber Network to Pawhuska

Luke Reynolds by Luke Reynolds
January 30, 2026
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OKLAHOMA CITY (OBV) — Broadband provider Bluepeak announced a new multimillion-dollar investment to expand high-speed fiber internet service to homes and businesses across Pawhuska, marking the company’s 17th market in Oklahoma.

The expansion will bring residential internet speeds of up to 5 gigabits and business speeds of up to 10 gigabits, improving connectivity for Osage County and supporting local economic development. Bluepeak said construction is already underway and will help businesses operate more efficiently while giving residents access to faster, more reliable service.

Company leaders said the Pawhuska buildout reflects Bluepeak’s broader strategy to invest in underserved communities across the region, pairing infrastructure upgrades with local engagement and long-term growth across Oklahoma’s small cities and rural markets.

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