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8+ SATURDAY, JULY 27, 2024 The Elk City News Free ‘CU in the Park’ Concert at Scissortail Park Starring CMA and ACM Award-winning Jordan Davis; Presented by Local Credit Unions OKLAHOMA CITY - Nine separate local Credit Unions About Scissortail Park have joined together for the Scissortail Park is in the heart second year in a row to pres- of a revitalized downtown Okla- ent a special event called CU in the Park, a FREE concert homa City. The public green at Scissortail Park, featuring space provides a healthy and vi- brant quality of life for our city the multi-platinum country- while serving as an investment music artist headliner Jordan Davis on Saturday, September in the future for everyone. Ev- ery detail of the Park is designed 28 at 7pm. This event is free for for connection — with nature, everyone in the community to neighbors, and ourselves. It is a enjoy! place for play, culture, celebra- Country music fans know tion, and inspiration. Jordan Davis as a CMA award- The 36-acre Upper Park winning entertainer who re- opened in September 2019 fol- cently took home ACM's 2024 lowed by the opening of the Song of the Year award for his 32-acre Lower Park in Sep- hit “Next Thing You Know.” tember 2022. ‘This 2nd annual CU in the ‘The downtown oasis features Park concert is free and open a variety of engaging experi- to the public on the Loves ences ranging from ornamen- Travel Stops Stage and Great tal gardens and woodlands to a Lawn at Scissortail Park. lake and boathouse. Scissortail “We're thrilled to host this Park offers visitors walking and free concert in Oklahoma City biking paths, a children’s play- for the second year, offering a ground, a Nature Play Area, a chance for everyone to enjoy performance stage and great music and learn the value of Credit Union One of Okla- sons to Keith Whitley” (The fan-favorites. providing accessible and af- lawn, a seasonal outdoor roller credit unions in our commu- homa Tennessean) with music that Visit wwwjordandavisoffi- fordable financial products rink, an enclosed dog park, in- nity. Credit union members Municipal Employees Cred- cial.com for more information teractive fountains, and sports will “knock the wind out but also promoting financial are your neighbors, coworkers, it Union of you” (Taste of Country), and upcoming tour dates. literacy. They aim to improve courts including a turf soccer and friends” - Tinker Federal pitch, grass practice field, four Oklahoma's Credit Union Davis has solidified himself the financial well-being of Credit Union President/CEO, Dave Willis Oklahoma Educators Credit as one of the industry's top About Local Credit Unions their members and help them pickleball courts, a futsal court, Union singer/songwriters. _Award- achieve their goals, whether and two basketball courts. A “For local credit unions, A Credit Union is a unique grand promenade connects collaboration and commu- Tinker Federal Credit Union ed Best New Country Art- financial institution that op- it's saving for a future expense, WEOKIE Federal Credit ist (2019) at the iHeartRadio erates with a strong emphasis buying a home, or funding both sections of the Park via nity benefit are in our DNA. Union the Skydance Bridge providing CU in the Park exemplifies Music Awards, he was named education. on serving its members and Billboard’s Top New Coun- the community they belong Credit Unions extend their guests with a walking and bike how credit unions come to- path extending all the way from gether to create great things About Jordan Davis try Artist of 2018 and earned to. Unlike traditional banks support beyond individual downtown to the Oklahoma for Oklahomans.” - Com- Multi-Platinum, CMA back-to-back ACM New that are profit-driven, Credit financial needs to strengthen River trails. Male Vocalist nominations. the entire community. They munication Federal Credit award-winning entertainer Unions are member-owned Designed by one ofthe fore- actively participate in local ini- most landscape architecture Union President/CEO, Larry Jordan Davis recently earned With more than 4 BILLION cooperatives, where each Shropshire his sixth career #1 at country member has a say in the de- streams worldwide, Davis tiatives, sponsor community planning firms in the world, Save the date to enjoy a free radio with his 2X platinum hit, celebrated a breakthrough cision-making process. This events, and support charitable Hargreaves Jones Associates, night of live music at Scis- “Next Thing You Know? The year in 2022-3. The CMA and cooperative structure enables causes that uplift the lives of the Park is also a horticultural sortail Park on Saturday, Sep- record marked the Shreveport, iHeart Award-winning artist Credit Unions to prioritize those they serve. Whether it's tapestry of native prairie grass- tember 28 at 7pm presented Louisiana natives third con- earned numerous nomina- the needs of their members, funding local projects, orga- es, lush flower gardens, and by these local credit unions! secutive #1 off of his album, tions at the Billboard, AMA, offering them a range of es- nizing free community events tree-lined walkways. Learn more at https://scissor- “Bluebird Days, which also and ACM awards - including sential financial services such like ‘CU in the Park, or vol- Scissortail Park is managed tailpark.org/cuinthepark featured his Platinum-selling his first nomination for ACM as savings accounts, loans, and unteering their time and re- on behalf of the City of Okla- CU in the Park is jointly pre- single, “What My World Spins Male Vocalist of the Year-won. checking accounts with lower sources, Credit Unions con- homa City by Scissortail Park sented by: Around” and the CMA and CMA and NSAI Song of the fees and competitive interest sistently demonstrate _ their Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non- Allegiance Credit Union NSAI Song of the Year win- Year and became one of the rates. commitment to making a profit organization. Bison Federal Credit Union ning single, the 2X Platinum most in-demand hitmakers in One of the most significant positive impact in the lives of Together we have created Communication Federal multi-week #1, “Buy Dirt?” the industry through a com- ways Credit Unions help the people within their commu- something spectacular. For ev- Credit Union Having earned “compari- bination of new tracks and community is by not only nity. eryone. Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Association elects new members to the Board of Directors Oklahoma City, OK = July Executive Committee mem- Logan Snow of Frederick for the Southeast District Nominating Committee. officers, board of directors and 23, 2024 - The Oklahoma bers are elected by district also the Southwest District “OCA is blessed with great The OCA is the trusted voice membership encourages you Cattlemen's Association (OCA) and serve a four-year term. Bob Freeman of Shawnee for leadership. The leaders are of the Oklahoma Cattle Indus- to join us in our advocacy ef- elected six new board members New board members elected the South Central District committed to being involved try and works to protect and forts to ensure less government and two new Executive Com- include: Penny Jones of Wilburton for in the beef cattle industry and empower Oklahoma cattle- intervention, lower taxes, and mittee members at the 72nd Erin Metcalf of Cherokee for the Southeast District help OCA shape a successful men today, to serve tomorrow. a better bottom line. For more Annual OCA Convention the Northwest District New Executive Committee and prosperous business cli- OCA is the only voice that information about OCA mem- and Trade Show. OCA board ‘Will Cubbage of Newkirk for members include: mate for Oklahoma beef cattle speaks solely for the cattlemen bership, the theft reward pro- members are elected to rep- the North Central District Paul Tuley of Loco for the producers” said Byron Yeo- of Oklahoma and represents gram or activities call 405-235- resent their respective district Mark Yazel of Vinita for the South Central District man, Immediate Past President beef producers in all 77 coun- 4391 or visit wwwokcattlemen, and serve a three-year term. Northeast District Roger Wann of Poteau for of OCA and chairman of the ties across the state. The OCA org. CLASS LEGA LEGA LEGALS LEGALS Publishing in the Elk City News on P.O. Box 1748 Chancery Court-Probate Division at Work will have to be completed by the July 27, 2024 Elk City, OK 73648, Greenville of Tennessee, County of end of October to the first of Novem- Telephone; (580) Greene, In re the Estate of Harold San- /S) MICHELLE C HARRINGTON ber. BID NOTICE Case No. SC-2023-150 FAX: (580) 22: ford Jenkins, Deceased, JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT markalbertlaw. For further information or questions, The City of Elk City will accept sealed NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Attomey for Plaintif? Probate No, Prepared by: bids for the Demolition/Site Prepara- LXLP 2021-PR-269, Brandon Scott, OBA No. 30248 contact Scott Martin at 580-339-1742. tion of Existing Mini Golf Course in THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA, TO: Elias, Books, Brown, & Nelson, PC. Ackley Park (Intersection of Ackley LY WILSON Publishing in the Elk City News on Two Leadership Square The City of Elk City reserves the right Park Road & West 2nd Street, Elk City, GREETINGS: July 27, 2024 required by law, and if no objection is 211 N. Robinson Ave., Suite 1300 to accept or reject any or all bids. OK) until Wednesday, August 14, 2024 You, and each of you, will take notice filed by an Oklahoma City, OK 73102 by 12:00 p.m. in the City Cletk’s office, that the Plaintiff, Great Plains Great IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF interested party or creditor prior to the NAME: 320W 3rd, Elk City, Ok 73644, Fora Plains Regional Medical Center has OKLAHOMA COUNTY hearing on the Petition, the Court make Phone: 405-232-3722 ADDRESS: Bid specifications sheet, contact Mar- filed its Affidavit in the District Court STATE OF OKLAHOMA and enter its order Fax: 405-225-2301 PHONE: nie Tosh, Director of Sports Tourism, of Beckham County, State of Okla- distributing the Oklahoma property of LXLP [email protected] or come by City homa, against the above captioned IN THE MATTER OF the Decedent, in accordance with the Hall, 320 W 3rd Street. Defendant and unless you answer said ‘THE ESTATE OF Tennessee probate Publishing in the Ik City News on Affidavit and Order on or before the HAROLD SANFORD JENKINS, DE- proceedings referenced herein, and to July: 24 Publishing in the Elk City News on July ‘The City ofElk City reserves the right 13th day of September, 2024, said AF CEASED, enter a court order of final distributi 27, 2024 to accept or reject any oF all bids. fidavit will be taken as true judgment PB-2024-925 of the Oklahoma property ofthe BID NOTICE LXLP in personam will be rendered against dent. The City ofElk City will accept sealed INVITATION TO BID fou and in favor of the Plaintiff alleg- ORDER AND NOTICE OF HEAR- bids for the Repair/Replacement of Publishing in the Elk City News on ing that you defaulted on money owed ING PETITION FOR ANCILLARY IT IS HEREBY ORDERED the Peti- Blectrical Plugs and Breaker Boxes in The Beckham County Board of Com- duly 27, 2024, August 3, 2024 and and there is a balance due and owing ADMINISTRATION tion be, and is hereby set for hearing, Ackley Park until Wednesday, August missioners is seeking sealed bids for: August 10, 2024 to the plaintiff in the sum of $2,012.08 (58 Okla. Stat. §677) on the 19th day of August, 2024, at 14, 2024 by 12:00 p.m. in the C One 2024 GMC 1500 Sierra Diesel plus interest as provided by law, plus 10:30 A.M. in the courtroom of the un- Clerk’s office, 320 W 3rd, Elk City, Ok Crew Cab Pickup IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF attorney’s fees and court costs, all as Notice is hereby given to all persons in- dersigned Judge of 73644, Bid specifications are: BECKHAM COUNTY provided by law, terested in the estate of Harold Sanford the District Court of Oklahoma County, Bid documents are available at the STATE OF OKLAHOMA Jenkins, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, when and Currently there are 90 ground plugs Beckham Co, Clerk’s Office GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND deceased (“Decedent”), that on the where all and will reduce down to 45 pedestals FARMERS UNION HOSPITAL AS- SEAL this 23rd of day July, 2024. ‘ath day of July, 2024, Kelli Michelle persons interested may appear and con- spread throughout the park from 3rd Monday — Friday 8 am —4 pm. SOCIATION, INC, ‘Vaughn-Johnson producedand fited in test the same, Street north to Ave A. Bid Opening is August 5, 2024 @ 9 am d/b/a GREAT PLAINS REGIONAL, DONNA HOWELL, COURT CLERK the District Court of Oklahoma County, IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that no- LXLP BY: Oklahoma, a Petition, along with cop- tice thereof be given by mailing a copy Replace all ground plugs with 3 foot MEDICAL CENTER Deputy ies ofthe ofthe notice to pedestals with decorative top with op- Last Will and Testament of Harold San- all the heirs at law and by publication tional light and 4 plug outlets 120v/20 a Corporation Mark W. Albert, ford Jenkins, Order for Probate, and in the Journal Record, a newspaper amp plugs. All wiring will need to be Plaintiff, Order on First and Final Report of Ex- ptinted and published in replaced from breaker box. There will vs. OBA #12575 ecutor. certified by the Greene County Oklahoma County. Oklahoma, all ac- be a total of 15 breaker boxes,