Westville, OK

Tucked into the Ozark foothills of eastern Oklahoma, Westville sits right at the intersection of U.S. Highways 59 and 62. It is a quiet rural community located about fifteen miles south of Siloam Springs, Arkansas, and thirteen miles north of Stilwell. Originally established in the 1890s within the Cherokee Nation's historic Going Snake District, the town grew as a railroad hub that drew in local families and businesses. Today, that convenient highway crossroads gives residents an easy commute to surrounding job centers while keeping a calm, small-town atmosphere.

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Daily life in Westville largely revolves around the local schools and close-knit community gatherings. Westville Public Schools serves students from kindergarten through graduation, and Yellowjacket sports and school events bring neighbors together throughout the year. While county offices are down the road in Stilwell, Westville offers its own public library, local shops, and open country, with the amenities of northwest Arkansas just a short drive across the state line.