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Bluepeak Brings Fiber Internet to Pryor Creek

Bluepeak Brings Fiber Internet to Pryor Creek

Luke Reynolds by Luke Reynolds
February 9, 2026
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PRYOR CREEK (OBV) — Bluepeak announced market entry in Pryor Creek, bringing fiber service the company says will offer symmetrical upload and download speeds—up to 5 Gig for residences and up to 10 Gig for businesses—along with no long‑term contracts and no data caps.

The build includes whole‑home Wi‑Fi options powered by eero, plus TV via traditional cable or Bluepeak Stream. Businesses can tap higher bandwidth for cloud access and growth across industries in Mayes County. The company also noted a recent donation to Lincoln Elementary’s Habit House leadership program, saying its footprint comes with ongoing community support.

“We’re honored to partner with the city to bring new and better internet options to Pryor Creek residents and businesses,” said Rich Fish, CEO of Bluepeak. “Our fiber network is purpose-built for speed and reliability, empowering families, entrepreneurs, and educators with the connectivity they need to thrive.”

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