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Flying K Land Service LLC vs. Jimmy Percival Jr. for $12,240.00 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.

Cavalry SPV I LLC vs. Alexis Andrews for $10,658.39 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.

Keri Conley, as next best friend of Bridgette McReynolds, a minor, vs. Savannah Barron for an amount in excess of $75,000 for injuries and damages alleged to have occurred during an automobile accident.

LVNV Funding LLC vs. Clayton Hensley for $10,833.55 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.

El Reno’s municipal government will continue to operate with a “flat budget.” That was the message members of the city council heard last week when they gathered for a special meeting focusing on the upcoming fiscal year. 

The situation is similar to what the city has been working with for the past few years, said City Manager Matt Sandidge. 

Even with the projected lack of revenue growth, council also was told a number of projects will continue moving forward and plans are being made for more capital improvements when funds allow.

El Reno’s 38th Annual Burger Day Festival, hosted by the Historic Downtown El Reno Foundation, was greeted by record numbers for the Bun Run, car show, and to watch the cooking of the world’s largest fried onion burger, which tops 850 pounds.

There was live music, food vendors, arts and crafts, a petting zoo, pony rides, inflatables, youth entrepreneur booths and a cultural exhibit presented by the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes.

See more coverage in Saturday’s Tribune.

Nearly 10 years after a young man vanished during a hiking trip to look for an abandoned silver mine near Lake Tenkiller, new forensic evidence has led to the refiling of murder charges against three men who previously confessed to their involvement in his death.

Authorities announced April 29 that new arrest warrants have been issued for Michael Snelling, 32, of Webbers Falls, Tyler Leverett, 32, of Webbers Falls, and Charles Shamblin, 35, of Alamose, Colo., in connection with the 2016 killing of Matthew Scott Fagan.

STILLWATER – Oklahoma State University welcomed experts from across the beef supply chain to campus for the inaugural Beef Center of Excellence Advisory Board meeting.

The Beef Center of Excellence is a cross-disciplinary effort to drive innovation, sustainability and profitability for cattle producers.

“We’re just getting started, but I hope the advisory board can come together and bring real ideas for change in the beef industry,” said Ben Hale of Western Livestock Auctions.

LAWSUITS

Capital One N.A. vs. Cody Jeffcoat for $16,209.02 to pay a debt plus interest and costs.

Mortgage Clearing Corporation vs. Sandra Steffen for $396,453.92 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees and foreclosure of mortgage on Lot 18, Block 1, Spitler Lake Estates Section 1, Mustang.

High Performance Building Products LLC vs. Stonerock Properties LLC for $19,992.00 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.

CALUMET – It’s known as the Triple Crown, and top-ranked Calumet is on the verge of joining an elite list of Class B schools to have won a fall and spring baseball championship as well as basketball all in the same academic year.

“Hopefully we can get it done,” said Calumet head baseball coach Cody Thiessen.

The Chieftains, who have the fall baseball and basketball titles under their belt, won the Region 1 crown to punch a ticket to the Elite Eight for the Class B Oklahoma State High School Spring Baseball Championships.

UNION CITY – While its offense made some noise, Union City High School’s pitching hushed any doubters as the fourth-ranked Tigers rolled to the Class A2, Region 4 Championships.

Union City defeated No.13 Cheyenne/Reydon twice (10-0-/12-2) and Ninnekah (12-0) to punch its ticket to the spring Class A2 Oklahoma State High School Baseball Championships for the first time since 2017.