Situated in eastern Oklahoma County, the Oklahoma town of Jones City was originally known as Glaze. No major highways pass through Jones, which is about four miles south of Interstate 44. The city was incorporated in 1909.
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Meeting at its facilities on Southwest 3rd Street in Jones, Oklahoma, the FBC service schedules, church calendar, and affiliations are posted, along with its beliefs, plan of salvation, and prayer requests. Announcements are posted to the site.
http://www.fbcjones.com/
Jones Oklahoma Historical Society
The present site of Jones was home to numerous Plains Indian tribes, and was later reserved for the Kickapoo Nation, who still have a reservation in the area. The Historical Society collects, manages and makes available to the public a collection of artifacts, photographs and other materials which speak to the history of the area before and affter its settlement.
http://www.jonesoklahomahistoricalsociety.org/
Operating an elementary school, middle school and high school, the public school administrative district is headquartered in Jones, Oklahoma. A district calendar and boundary map, and directions to its school campuses are presented. Student grades may be checked via the web site.
http://www.jones.k12.ok.us/
The official site of the municipal government features a directory of elected and appointed officials, departments and services, along with schedules and agendas of town meetings, the city code, and electronic billing for utility bills.
http://www.townofjonescity.com/
