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Public Records - 8/24/2024

LAWSUITSDiscover Bank vs. Micky Marsee for $4,752.55 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.Discover Bank vs. Kayla Belmarez for $1,529.20 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.Velocity Investments LLC vs. Marian McMahan for $2,765.21 to pay a debt plus interest, costs...

I can help!

Vicki Proctor and Fred Koebrick have not been shy about asking for help. The pair will routinely stand up at community gatherings such as El Reno Now and let the audience know the Canadian County Historical Museum is in need of some volunteer help. Apparently, some people have been listening.
Janie Johnson fills out paperwork during a volunteer shift

Dewey tabbed as new county special judge

District Judges Paul Hesse and Khristan Strubhar have appointed Lory Dewey as the next special judge in Canadian County.Judge Barbara Hatfield is retiring Aug. 31 after having served 13 years as special judge.On Sept. 3, Dewey will assume Judge Hatfield’s responsibilities, which primarily include...
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Public Records - 5/21/2024

LAWSUITSDiscover Bank vs. Bracen Frost for $6,334.48 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.Credit Corp Solutions Inc. vs. Jimmy Smith for $3,229.73 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.Tinker Federal Credit Union vs. Josiah Johnson for $6,552.37 to pay a debt plus...

Bag ’em Danno

El Reno police officers bagged groceries to raise money for the Special Olympics at United Supermarket a week ago.Officer Troy George organized the event and had officers participating in the Bagging With Badges program from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.Along with the El Reno Police Department, other police...
Sgt. Brady Dillingham sacks up a customer’s groceries

Money in the margins

Imagine being an artist. Maybe a starving artist. But then along comes an entity that sees value in your creativity.So much so, you can borrow money against the appraised value of your art. And the entity may even help you sell the art to pay off the loan. Sound incredible?
Jordan Adams (left) and Shane Jett run the nonprofit
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