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Internet in Sunray, Texas

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State

TX

County

Moore

Fiber status

none

Plans available

Up to 6

About Sunray

Around Sunray.

Worth a stop

The firefighters memorial at Sunray City Hall honors the 19 firefighters, eight of them from Sunray, killed in the 1956 McKee refinery tank explosion south of town, one of the deadliest single-event firefighter losses in U.S. history.

A little history

Sunray started in 1929 as Altman, next to the first industrial plant in Moore County, and was renamed for the Sunray Oil Company when it took over the refinery in 1931. Many of the town's early buildings were built from recycled oil rig materials.

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Mark the calendar

Sunray Funday, held every August, is the Lions Club's biggest fundraiser, with a Main Street parade, barbecue, vendors, a street dance, and a raffle. Proceeds stay in Sunray and Moore County.

On the map since

1929. E. S. Collins started the community next to the Apache Refining plant, the first industrial plant in the county. Renamed for the Sunray Oil Company when it took the refinery over in 1931.

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Most towns up here were put on the map by a railroad inside about twenty years. Here is how that happened →

Sunray

The memorial at Sunray City Hall honors nineteen firefighters killed in the 1956 McKee refinery explosion, eight of them from this town. It is a small place that has carried some heavy things.

Practically speaking, Sunray has the same problem as most of Moore County outside the fiber towns: not enough houses per mile to interest a cable company. Licensed fixed wireless was built for that. A radio link runs from a tower to a small antenna on your roof, and the empty ground between places stops being the deciding factor.

If you work from home or keep an eye on a shop or a pen from your phone, ask about upload speed. That is what carries cameras, video calls, and backups. Download is what gets advertised and upload is what you actually notice.

Installs and repairs are handled by people who live around here.

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