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CLASSIFIEDS The Elk City News SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 2026 • 7 LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS Published in the Elk City News 000165 BECKHAM COUNTY ANA L. JANITORIAL SERVICE TION COPIER LEASE $ 83.49 on August 15, 2026 RECORD NEWSPAPER SUB- $ 1,500.00 000014 ACE HOME CENTER SCRIPT $ 46.00 Highway Jail Supplies $ 497.07 COMMISSIONERS PRO- 000159 STANDLEY SYSTEMS 000099 CAMPBELL, CARL 000015 EMPIRE PAPER CO CEEDINGS REGULAR MEETING August 3, 2026 The Beckham County Commis- COPIER LEASE $ 596.74 000164 MIDWEST PRINT- ING CO OFFICE SUPPLIES $ 323.64 Travel $ 183.92 000408 000100 SWANER, WESLEY J. TRAVEL AND MEALS $ 44.23 Jail Supplies $ 1,453.70 000016 XEROX CORPORATION COPIER LEASE $ 190.05 Tate Finnell moved to approve the Blanket purchase orders. John- RUSSELL’S AIR CONDITIONING AND HEATING sioners met in their regular ses- 000158 INTERBANK - PCARD 000095 BECKHAM CO OSU ny Davis seconded the motion, sion on August 3, 2026, at 9:00 SOFTWARE SUBSCRIPTI $ EXTENSION EDUCATION $ which Campbell, Finnell, and Davis a.m. at the Sayre, Oklahoma 2,640.00 100.00 unanimously passed. District #1: ~~~ 20 Years Experience ~~~ Ace - $500, Atwood’s - $500, CTC Courthouse Annex Conference 000161 FUELMAN FUEL $ 000097 ACE HOME CENTER - $1,500, Culligan $125, Lipscomb Lic. #038926 Room 42.50 MAINTENANCE/REPAIRS $ Ford - $200, Lube Zone - $500, Russell Schneberger ODOT - $4,417.78, Puckett - $200, P.O. Box 723 580-210-8008 Carl Don Campbell, Chairman, 000156 ALBERT BROTHERS 17.49 called the meeting to order. DISTRIBUTORS IN SUPPLIES 000092 BECKHAM CO. RWD Sayre NAPA - $1,000, Southern Elk City, OK 73648 Tire Mart - $1,000, T & W Tire - Tate Finnell, Member; Johnny $ 164.06 #3 WATER BILL $ 40.00 $800, Warren Exchange - $1,000, Davis, Member; Jule Swaner, 000166 AMAZON CAPITAL 000093 D & G TRASH HAUL- Western Equipment - $1,000 County Clerk; Lonnie Risen- SERVICES MAINTENANCE & ING LLC RENTAL-DUMP- District #2: Ace - $1,000, Atwood’s hoover, Emergency Mgmt. Di- SUPPLI $ 31.97 STER $ 83.10 - $500, Camrock - $1,000, CTC - $200, D & G Trash Hauling - $100, rector; Jonathan Beck, Asses- 000167 ACE HOME CENTER 000094 BECKHAM COUNTY Elk City Landfill - $50, Elk City Lube sor; Derek Manning, Sheriff MAINTENANCE/REPAIRS $ OSU EXTENSION EDUCA- - $1,000, Elk City Napa - $600.00, were present. 401.34 TION $ 150.00 Hydra-King $500, Janning Welding Johnny Davis moved to ap- 000168 CULVER ELECTRIC 000096 ACE HOME CENTER - $750, L&R Tire - $1,500, Merrifield - $200, ODOT - $4,256.84, Rother prove minutes from July 27, LLC MAINTENANCE/RE- SUPPLIES FOR MAINTEN $ Bros. - $1,500, T & W Tire - $2,000, 2026. Tate Finnell seconded PAIRS $ 150.00 200.96 Troy Jones - $500, Warren Cat - Assessor, stated that he is start- nal Account and Petition for the motion, which Campbell, 000170 EMPIRE PAPER CO 000101 SOUTHWEST OVER- $2,000, Weldon - $1,200, Western ing the application process for his Determination of Heirs and Finnell, and Davis unanimously SUPPLIES $ 90.20 HEAD GARAGE DOOR RE- Equipment - $3,000, Yow Auto - office to receive the International $1,200, Lanie Ashley - $250District Certificate of Excellence in Assess- Distribution. passed. 000155 COMBS, MORGAN D. PAIRS $ 145.00 #3: Ace - $300, Atwood’s - $500, ment Administration IT IS THEREFORE OR- Tate Finnell moved to approve REIMBURSEMENT $ 50.00 000102 DOBSON FIBER IN- Culligan $100, Currell’s - $500, Tate Finnell made a motion to ad- DERED that hearing is sched- the following purchase orders 000160 XEROX CORPO- TERNET SERVICE $ 417.18 Elk City Napa - $500, Lube Zone - journ. Johnny Davis seconded the uled for August 24th , for payment. Johnny Davis sec- RATION COPIER LEASE $ 000091 BECKHAM COUNTY $1,200, ODOT - $4,920.78, Puckett motion, which Campbell, Finnell, - $200, Rusty’s Welding - $1,000, and Davis unanimously passed. 2026, at __1:00___ _p_.m. at onded the motion, and Camp- 397.58 OSU EXTENSION EDUCA- Southern Tire Mart - $500, Thirsty’s /s/Carl Don Campbell, Chairman; the Beckham County Court- bell, Finnell, and Davis unani- 000162 RAY ALLEN MANU- TION $ 100.00 Garage - $500, T & W Tire - $500, Tate Finnell, Member; Johnny Da- house, 2nd Floor Courtroom, mously passed it. FACTURING LLC K9 FOOD & 000098 PUBLIC SERVICE CO Warren Cat - $1,000, Weldon Parts vis, Member /s/ Attest: Julie Swan- Sayre, Oklahoma. FY25/26 SUPPLIES $ 109.97 OF OKLA. Utilities $ 444.25 - $1000. er, County Clerk Tate Finnell moved to approve the IT IS FURTHER ORDERED General 000163 PITNEY BOWES ML Fee LPXLP Cash Fund Estimate of Needs and that publication notice be giv- 002185 INTERBANK - PCARD GLOBAL FINANCIAL S POST- 000003 SWANER, JULIE A. Requests for Appropriations. John- en as required by statute for HOTEL $ 110.00 AGE SUPPLIES $ 112.87 TRAVEL AND MEALS $ 261.25 ny Davis seconded the motion, Published in the Elk City settlement of the estate. Health 000169 AMAZON CAPITAL SH Commissary which Campbell, Finnell, and Davis News on August 8, 2026 and unanimously passed. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED 000489 BUGMASTER INC SERVICES EQUIPMENT $ 000004 AMAZON CAPITAL August 15, 2026 No Transfer of Funds that notice of hearing be PEST CONTROL $ 80.00 1,493.57 SERVICES SUPPLIES $ Tate Finnell moved to approve the mailed to heirs, legatees and 000490 BUGMASTER INC 000157 WYNN, KATHIE TRAV- 268.79 County Officer’s Monthly Reports. DISTRICT COURT devisees, whose addresses PEST CONTROL $ 40.00 EL REIMBURSEMENT $ 000005 AMAZON CAPITAL Johnny Davis seconded the mo- STATE OF OKLAHOMA tion, which Campbell, Finnell, and are known, with postage pre- Highway 394.75 SERVICES Jail Supplies $ BECKHAM COUNTY Davis unanimously passed. paid at least ten (10) days be- 001505 INTERBANK - PCARD Health 113.91 Tate Finnell moved to approve the In the Matter of the Estate of fore the date of the hearing. HOTEL $ 330.00 000020 AMAZON CAPITAL 000006 DEPARTMENT OF Treasurer’s Collection Summary. Calvin D. Neal aka Calvin DATED August 3 , 001506 INTERBANK - PCARD SERVICES SUPPLIES $ ENVIRONMENTAL Q SER- Johnny Davis seconded the mo- Dale tion, which Campbell, Finnell, and 2026. HOTEL $ 110.00 236.88 VICE FEE $ 489.88 Neal aka Dale Neal, De- Davis unanimously passed. /s/ Michelle Kirby Roper 001507 INTERBANK - PCARD 000023 SAYRE POST OFFICE Sheriff’s Funding Assistance Tate Finnell moved to solicit and ceased PB-2024-47 JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT HOTEL $ 110.00 POSTAGE $ 820.00 000011 ACE HOME CENTER approve fuel bids as needed this COURT 001508 INTERBANK - PCARD 000021 CUMIFORD, CHERI BUILDING MAINTENANCE $ week. Johnny Davis seconded the ORDER AND NOTICE FOR motion, and Campbell, Finnell, and Jack W. Ivester OBA#4566 TRAVEL $ 345.00 CONTRACT LABOR $ 75.00 130.44 HEARING FINAL ACCOUNT, Davis unanimously passed. IVESTER & IVESTER AT- 001509 INTERBANK - PCARD 000022 LUZANIA, JOSE R. 000012 GOOD SOURCE No Requisition and receiving offi- DETERMINATION OF HEIRS TORNEYS HOTEL $ 110.00 JANITORIAL SERVICE $ SOLUTIONS JAIL FOOD $ cers list for this week was turned in. AND DISTRIBUTION SAYRE, OKLAHOMA FY26/27 350.00 870.00 Unfinished Business – None The Personal Representative New business - Jonathan Beck, 580-928-2116 General 000024 FLORES - CARRILLO, 000013 XEROX CORPORA- in this estate has filed her Fi- LPXLP NEWS Oklahoma Revenues Maintain Steady Growth as Economic Indicators Strengthen MidSummer 2026 OKLAHOMA CITY (August further into summer.” collections. million, up $13.0 million or The July rolling growth rate reg- ing the first decrease after 14 7, 2026) – State Treasurer Todd Income Tax: Annual individ- 1.5%, indicating steady longterm istered 0.21%, following June at consecutive monthly increases. Russ released the July 2026 State KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THE ual income tax reached $6.3 bil- vehicle activity. 0.48% and May at 0.19%. Although price pressures remain Tax Revenue Report, showing JULY 2026 TAX REVENUE lion, up $688.4 million or 12.2%, Other Sources: Annual reve- Oklahoma’s Business Con- elevated, early signs of modera- total monthly revenue of $1.5 REPORT reflecting sustained growth in nue from other sources totaled ditions Index reached 54.3, tion indicate improving condi- billion, a 2.6% increase from July 12Month Total: $17.95 bil- personal earnings across the $1.6 billion, with key compo- remaining well above growth tions for households. 2025. Over the last 12 months, lion, up $977.5 million or 5.8% year. nents contributing to an $14.5 neutral and reflecting ongoing “Oklahoma’s economic resil- Oklahoma revenues totaled yearoveryear, driven by broad- Sales & Use Tax: $643.6 mil- million or 11.2% increase in the manufacturing expansion sup- ience is evident across multiple $17.95 billion, up $977.5 mil- based annual strength across lion, up $50.4 million or 8.5% monthly comparison section ported by strong demand and indicators,” Treasurer Russ add- lion, or 5.8% yearoveryear, un- major revenue categories. yearoveryear; annual use tax of the report, showing posi- production. However, employ- ed. “Steady consumer spending, derscoring continued resilience Rolling 12Month Growth: July rose to $1.4 billion, up $154.3 tive movement across multiple ment indicators showed contin- strong manufacturing momen- in the state’s diversified revenue marked the eleventh consecu- million or 12.5%, demonstrating smaller revenue streams. ued weakness as hiring remains tum, and moderating inflation base. tive month of positive growth strong online and outofstate pur- cautious. all contribute to a stable fiscal “July’s report shows a steady in Oklahoma’s rolling 12month chasing trends. REVENUE TREND AND The unemployment rate set- foundation as we enter the mid- economic environment,” said revenue total, with the annual Gross Production Tax (oil & ECONOMIC CONTEXT tled at 4.2%, aligning with the dle of the year.” Treasurer Russ. “Manufacturing growth rate at 0.21%, reinforc- gas): Annual gross production July marked the eleventh con- national rate and signaling a The complete July 2026 Invest- remains in expansion territory, ing a stable and durable upward tax totaled $1.1 billion, up $87.8 secutive month of growth in the gradual cooling of the labor ment Report is available at trea- consumer activity continues to trend. million or 8.3%, highlighting rolling 12month revenue total. market even as overall economic surer.ok.gov, including portfolio support sales and use tax growth, Total Monthly Revenue: $1.5 ongoing strength in Oklahoma’s While growth moderated from activity remains steady. performance details, asset allo- and inflation is beginning to billion, up $36.9 million or energy sector. June’s level, the upward trajec- Inflation showed a meaningful cation, market updates, and eco- moderate, signaling balanced 2.6% yearoveryear, supported by Motor Vehicle Tax: Annual tory remains firmly intact, sig- shift, with the Consumer Price nomic indicators. conditions as Oklahoma moves strong gains in sales and use tax motor vehicle tax reached $899.5 naling sustained fiscal stability. Index declining to 3.5%, mark- Champions of Health Announces Heart of a Champion Award to Recognize Outstanding Oklahoma Student Performer Celebrating character, leadership and service among high school performing arts students TULSA, OK. Uuly mitment to serving others. the spotlight," said Brooke tion. 27, 2026) - Champi- The selected honoree will be Townsend, Executive Direc- For more than 20 years, ons of Health, presented by recognized during the 2026 tor, The Oklahoma Caring the Champions of Health Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma, is expanding its Champions of Health Gala on Sept. 29 at the Arvest Con- Foundation. "These students use their talents to bring Gala has honored nonprofit organizations and communi- WOAC Encourages Blood Donations mission of recognizing Okla- vention Center in Tulsa. people together, uplift others ty leaders working to improve By Sheryl Ponce are only awarded for completed homans who make a positive The award complements and serve their communities, health outcomes across Okla- donations. To donate, use the QR impact in their communities the longstanding Champi- embodying the same spirit of homa. Benefiting The Okla- Western Oklahoma Alzheimer’s code; put personal information with the Heart of a Champi- ons of Health tradition of leadership and compassion homa Caring Foundation, the Collaborative has announced that in; enter the zip code; choose the on award, an honor celebrat- spotlighting organizations represented by our Champi- event supports programs that blood donations not only help donation date; and then make the ing an Oklahoma high school improving the health and ons of Health honorees." help expand access to preven- others by providing much needed appointment. Note that the ap- performing arts student who well-being of Oklahomans This year's gala will feature tive care and health services blood for others, but every blood pointments must be made 24 hours exemplifies outstanding char- through service, leadership actress, humanitarian and throughout the state. donation through OBI Blood Drive before the blood drive. acter on and off the stage. and community impact. global public health advocate The Heart of a Champion gives back to WOAC. Every dona- Donating blood is one way to give Nominations are now "As Champions of Health Ashley Judd, who will partic- Award is presented through tion that is made through the link back; it is also a way to help support open statewide for students celebrates those making ipate in a fireside chat mod- the support of Blue Cross and https://bit.ly/woaccares or Donable those families and individuals suf- involved in theater, music, Oklahoma healthier and erated by News On 6 anchor Blue Shield of Oklahoma, Cares will donate up to $100 to the fering from Alzheimer’s. For more dance, choir and other per- stronger, Heart of a Cham- LeAnne Taylor. The Heart presenting sponsor of Cham- WOAC mission. information, contact Julie Western forming arts disciplines who pion allows us to recognize of a Champion recipient will pions of Health. First time donors will generate a with WOAC. This is truly needed demonstrate leadership, in- a young person whose in- have the opportunity to meet Nominations must be sub- $100 donation, while all other do- on both fronts, making plans to do- tegrity, kindness and a com- fluence extends far beyond Judd as part of their recogni- mitted by Sept. 4, 2026. nations raise $15 each. The funds nate blood and funds to WOAC.