About Moore

• Country singer Toby Keith, known for "Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue," was born in Moore.
• The "Twister" movie's research and development had significant roots in Moore, Oklahoma.
• The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway established a station here, fostering growth.
• Moore's Warren Theatre was one of the first to feature stadium seating and digital sound.
• The devastating 1999 F5 tornado forever altered Moore's landscape and building codes.
• Named after railway worker Al Moore, it was settled in 1889.
• With over 62,000 residents, it's slightly bigger than Enid, Oklahoma.
• At 1,207 feet, the elevation contributes to its dramatic storm-watching opportunities.
• Many residents work in healthcare, education, or government jobs in the Oklahoma City metro.
• There is resilient, family-oriented spirit in Moore, with a constant eye on the sky.

Artists From Moore

Cam Allen Ken Pomeroy

A Little Less Talk and a Lot More Action by

American Soldier by

As Good as I Once Was by

Beer for My Horses by

Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue (The Angry American) by

How Do You Like Me Now?! by

I Love This Bar by

Red Solo Cup by

Should’ve Been a Cowboy by

Who’s Your Daddy? by

the interstate 35 waltz by

A Long Way by

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