Anyone who has ever visited our factory in Perry, Oklahoma, has heard us say it: "We bleed orange."​ But what does it mean?It has something to do with the signature color of our equipment, of course. But mostly it's about what's inside our machines and, especially, what's inside the people who build them.We bleed orange because we were born from pioneers—the Malzahns, a family who carved a life and a livelihood out of one of the last unassigned lands in the U.S.We bleed orange because the majority of our employees past and present have brought to their jobs the grit, work ethic, and pride of ownership that come from growing up in rural America. And we bleed orange because our employees don't just work at the factory—they own it, along with the family that founded it.The principles upon which Ed Malzahn founded the Ditch Witch organization—honesty, hard work, and giving customers the best product in the world—are the same principles that guide each and every decision made today. The size of the company and its product line have grown tremendously since 1949, but some things still remain the same. The emphasis on power in each and every machine. The founding principles in which our employees take such tremendous pride. And the fact that the Ditch Witch organization is still a family business.Orange blood courses through the veins of every Ditch Witch employee, and it fuels every piece of equipment we build. Because when our customers put Ditch Witch equipment to work on their jobsites, they're putting us to work, too. And nothing gets that blood really pumping like satisfying the customer.

Anyone who has ever visited our factory in Perry, Oklahoma, has heard us say it: "We bleed orange."​ But what does it mean?It has something to do with the signature color of our equipment, of course. But mostly it's about what's inside our machines and, especially, what's inside the people who build them.We bleed orange because we were born from pioneers—the Malzahns, a family who carved a life and a livelihood out of one of the last unassigned lands in the U.S.We bleed orange because the majority of our employees past and present have brought to their jobs the grit, work ethic, and pride of ownership that come from growing up in rural America. And we bleed orange because our employees don't just work at the factory—they own it, along with the family that founded it.The principles upon which Ed Malzahn founded the Ditch Witch organization—honesty, hard work, and giving customers the best product in the world—are the same principles that guide each and every decision made today. The size of the company and its product line have grown tremendously since 1949, but some things still remain the same. The emphasis on power in each and every machine. The founding principles in which our employees take such tremendous pride. And the fact that the Ditch Witch organization is still a family business.Orange blood courses through the veins of every Ditch Witch employee, and it fuels every piece of equipment we build. Because when our customers put Ditch Witch equipment to work on their jobsites, they're putting us to work, too. And nothing gets that blood really pumping like satisfying the customer.

First Fidelity Bank takes pride in its legacy as a community bank. Since 1920, we’ve been serving clients with the high level of individual care that community banks are known for, while using the same sophisticated technology as large national banks. An award-winning financial institution, First Fidelity Bank’s commitment to our clients’ personalized needs and to bringing the most advanced banking experience to the market sets us apart. First Fidelity’s leadership represents generations of banking experience. Each of our nearly 350 employees are valued members of the "First Fidelity family" and are dedicated to building a meaningful relationship with clients. As a result, our clients have come to expect the very best in customer service. As the winner of the Forbes’ Best Bank in Oklahoma, our level of care and convenience is unmatched. It’s a testament to our commitment to the communities we serve.

Since its inception in 1973, the shareholders and management of The National Bank of Texas have maintained the same long term vision for the bank. We are a locally owned, independent, community bank that intends on providing prompt, courteous service to our customers, and looks to establish long term relationships with those we serve.We not only strive to meet the banking needs of those we serve, but through our staffs involvement with city governments, schools, non-profit organizations and service organizations, we also work to improve the communities we serve.

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