Located in Pottawatomie County, the town of Macomb was built on land owned by Hattie Vieux, who had received an Indian allotment. Its post office was opened in 1903, originally spelled McComb, which was changed to Macomb in 1915 to reflect the proper spelling ot its namesake, a Santa Fe railroad engineer.
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Big Red is an off-road riding area for motorcycles, dirt bikes, all-terrain vehicles, sport and utility quads, dune buggies, go-carts, BMX bicycles and other off-road vehicles. The facilities are described, and shown in video and photographs, including its rates and rules.
http://www.bigredoffroadok.com/
Specializing in the breeding and sale of quarter horses, the business is located in Macomb, Oklahoma. Its horses are highlighted, including those available for sale, with photographs and other information.
http://www.chisumquarterhorses.com/
Macomb High School Alumni Association
Representing former students of the high school in Macomb, Oklahoma, the Alumni Association offers promotional apparel for sale, and allows for contributions to the organization. Other features include a downloadable constitution, scholarship application, and a 1948 yearbook.
http://www.mhsaaok.com/
The public school administrative district operates an elementary school, middle school, and high school, each of which are highlighted here, including schedules, contacts and announcements. The district's administrative offices and cafeteria are also featured.
http://www.macomb.k12.ok.us/
