Before You Go
Pryor is the Mayes County seat — the MidAmerica Industrial Park (one of the largest industrial parks in the South), Chouteau Lock and Dam on the McClellan-Kerr Arkansas River Navigation System, and Fort Gibson Lake nearby define the industrial and recreational character of this northeast Oklahoma county.
On the Midway
Expect livestock shows, FFA and 4-H competitions, local food vendors, and a fair in the rolling tallgrass and Cross Timbers country of the Neosho River watershed.
What to Know
Pryor is home to the Mayes County Free Fair, which is an August fair in the Cherokee Nation country of northeast Oklahoma, celebrating the cattle, industrial, and Cherokee heritage of a county that has become one of Oklahoma's most significant industrial centers while preserving strong agricultural traditions in its rural townships.
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