February 17, 2024 Issue, Page 4 of 14

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4 - The Elk City News February 17, 2024 Chamber Welcomes Russell’s Air Conditioning By Sheryl Ponce ‘The Elk City Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting for Russell Schneberger of Russell’s Air Conditioning Monday, Feb. 12th, at 11:30 a.m., in the Chamber's office. He was joined by his family and friends for the occasion. Schneberger specializes in residential heat and air condition- ing service and change outs. He worked with this father for years and now has his own business. He can be reached at 580-210- 8008, and he encourages people to leave a message so he can re- turn the call. When it comes to heat and air units, Schneberger suggests that having the units checked out twice a year will help keep them running. The best time to have him look them over is just prior to turning on the heater and prior to turning on the air conditioner when seasons begin to change. AGE y (ogee, wg ‘The number one thing that homeowners should do is change a 4 Sa the filters on their units. It should be done more than once a Pictured are Martin Schneberger, Cathy Schneberger, Ethan Schneberger, Lexi Schneberger, Russell Schneberger and _ season, and he suggests doing it once a month or at least every wife Lana Schneberger, Betty Lowry, and Dr. Scott Ellis. In the back are Susie Cupp, Executive Director of the Chamber, three months. and Teresa Kilhoffer, Wright Radio. Staff photo by Sheryl Ponce. If there are problems, he is the one to call. He wants people to know that he is honest and will answer calls after hours and on weekends. There is an additional charge for after hours, but he is available to help people in emergency situations. ‘Those attending the ribbon cutting were Schneberger’s par- ents Martin and Cathy Schneberger, his wife Lana and their chil- dren Ethan and Lexi Schneberger, Lana’s mother Betty Lowry, family friend Dr. Scott Ellis, Susie Cupp, Executive Director of the Chamber, and Teresa Kilhoffer from Wright Radio. 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