May 30, 2026 Issue, Page 8 of 12

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8• SATURDAY, MAY 30, 2026 CLASSIFIEDS The Elk City News LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS Published in the Elk City News Robert Neil Mackey; Sammie be designated operator under sequent well proposal shall All hearings, docket calls, and oklahoma.gov/occ.html to de- on May 30, 2026 Paul Mackey a/k/a Sammy Pooling Order No. 756297; only be valid if all regulatory public meetings will be con- termine the status of building Paul Mackey; Velda Danell stay any and all payments of orders necessary for the drill- ducted in the Concourse The- access. Instructions for partic- BEFORE THE CORPORA- Mackey Rosenauer c/o John- completed well costs pursuant ing of a proposed subsequent ater or additional courtrooms ipating via teleconference or TION COMMISSION OF THE nie Lee Rosenauer Jr; Kara to Pooling Order No. 756297 well are issued; modify Pooling located in the tunnel between videoconference are available STATE OF OKLAHOMA Beth Kauk a/k/a Kara Beth until a final order issues in the Order No. 756297 to provide the Will Rogers Memorial Of- on the Commission’s website. APPLICANT: YUKON TRAD- Mackey; King Energy, LLC; above-captioned Cause, or for a sharing in pooled acreage fice Building and the Sequoyah NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN ING COMPANY, L.L.C. Yukon Trading Company, LLC; alternatively, provide that any provision for only the parties Memorial Office Building. The that all interested persons may RELIEF SOUGHT: AMEND, Upland Exploration Oklahoma, and all payments of completed participating pursuant to Pool- specific room location, includ- appear and be heard. For infor- MODIFY, CLARIFY AND/OR LLC; and Allegiant Resources, well costs shall be made by all ing Order 756297; and modify ing updates, of each scheduled mation concerning this action CONSTRUE POOLING OR- LLC, if living, or if deceased, participating parties, including Pooling Order No. 756297 to hearing or public meeting will contact CHAD MCDOUGALL, DER NO. 756297 the known and unknown heirs, King Energy, LLC, for their pro- provide for a well information be available on or before the YUKON TRADING COMPANY, LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SEC- devisees, executors, adminis- portionate share of well costs provision. day of the event at the informa- L.L.C., 1021 N.W. Grand Bou- TION 32, TOWNSHIP trators, successors, trustees and shall only become due IT IS ORDERED that this tion desk in the first-floor lobby levard, Oklahoma City, Oklaho- 11 NORTH, RANGE 23 WEST, and/or assigns, immediate and upon a proper commencement Cause be referred to an Admin- of the Will Rogers Memorial Of- ma, 73118, (405) 418-2792, or BECKHAM COUNTY, remote, of the above named notice being sent pursuant to istrative Law Judge for hearing, fice Building and on the Com- STEPHEN T. GARY, Attorney, OKLAHOMA parties. Pooling Order 756297 after all taking of evidence and report- mission’s website at: https:// 701 Cedar Lake Blvd., Suite CAUSE CD NO. 2026-002143 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN regulatory orders necessary for ing to the Commission. oklahoma.gov/occ/court-dock- 230, Oklahoma City, Oklaho- NOTICE OF HEARING that the Applicant in this Cause the drilling of the initial unit well IT IS ORDERED AND NOTICE ets.html. ma, 73114, (405) 232-9000. STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: is requesting that the Commis- are issued and any payment IS HEREBY GIVEN that this NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Please refer to Cause CD All persons, owners, producers, sion issue an Order amending, made thereto be held in escrow Cause will be heard before an that the Applicant and interest- Number. operators, purchasers and tak- modifying, clarifying and/or until a final order issues in the Administrative Law Judge on ed parties may present testi- CORPORATION COMMIS- ers of oil and gas, and all other construing Order No. 756297 above-captioned Cause; mod- the Merits Docket at the Will mony by telephone. The cost SION OF OKLAHOMA interested persons, particularly to determine whether the Four ify Paragraph 7.1 as to com- Rogers Memorial Office Build- of telephonic communication KIM DAVID, Chairman in Beckham County, Oklaho- Corners Spud Notice, sent by mencement notices to provide ing, 2401 N. Lincoln Blvd., in shall be paid by the person or J. TODD HIETT, Commissioner ma, and all parties listed as King on May 18, 2026, is a prop- that any commencement notice the Capitol Complex, Oklaho- persons requesting its use. BRIAN BINGMAN, Commis- respondents on Exhibit “A”, at- er commencement notice under shall only be sent if all regula- ma City, Oklahoma, 73105, at Interested parties who wish to sioner tached to the Application on file Paragraph 7.1 of Pooling Order tory orders necessary for the 8:30 a.m., on the 15th day of participate by telephone shall herein, and more particularly: No. 756297 and determine drilling of a proposed subse- June, 2026, and that this notice contact the Applicant or the Ap- Bobby Darrell Mackey; Danny which costs should be applied quent well are issued, and not be published as required by law plicant’s attorney, prior to the Carl Mackey; Gary Chris Mack- to the initial unit well pursuant more than thirty (30) days prior and the Rules of the Commis- hearing date, and provide their ey and Peggy Doreen Mackey, to Pooling Order No. 756297 to the actual spud of the initial sion. name and phone number. husband and wife, as joint ten- when a proper commencement unit well as testified by the King Due to renovation work at the NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN STEPHEN T. GARY ants; Herbert Dale Hartman; notice under Paragraph 7.1 of land witness at the time of the Jim Thorpe Office Building, the that the referenced hearing LPXLP Larry Don Hand; Lynette Gay Pooling Order No. 756297 is hearing in Cause CD 2026- Commission’s Oklahoma City may be conducted via telecon- Goodman a/k/a Lynette Good- made; determine whether King 000485; modify Paragraph 11 office is relocating to the Will ference or videoconference. man; M. Kent Hartman, Trustee Energy, LLC should remain (Subsequent Operations) to Rogers Memorial Office Build- Before coming to the building of the Marion and Cynthia Fox the designated operator un- provide that any participating ing at 2401 N. Lincoln Blvd., for this hearing, please vis- Descendants Trust; MAP2004- der Pooling Order No. 756297 party may propose subsequent in the Capitol Complex, Okla- it the Oklahoma Corporation OK; Marshall Kent Hartman; or if some other owner should wells, providing that such sub- homa City, Oklahoma 73105. Commission website at https:// OSU student research in rural Oklahoma communities continues in 2026 By Elisabeth Moser homa previous research while focusing Kalli McCoy – Woodward, the on the strengths that sustain rural STILLWATER, Okla. — Students impact of rural art Oklahoma. from Oklahoma State University Tinley Sitton – Woodward, per- The Rural Renewal Initiative are preparing for the Rural Scholars ceptions and barriers of transition launched a second variation of program offered by Oklahoma State and estate planning in Oklahoma the Rural Scholars internship in University's Rural Renewal Initia- agriculture 2024. Known as the Research and tive, which also includes partici- Jonas Sample - Marietta, improv- Extension Experience for Under- pants from universities nationwide. ing stormwater drainage in down- graduates, it invites students from In its seventh year, Rural Schol- town Marietta universities across the nation to ars is a paid internship experience Hayden Dailey - Marietta, participate. Linnea Harvey, coor- that sends college students to live in knowledge of health, fitness and di- dinator of the Rural Renewal Ini- rural Oklahoma communities for abetes in rural communities tiative, said the program continues 10 weeks to research rural issues, Jace Johnson - Enid, toolkit for to expand Rural Scholars’ reach by participate in service projects and creating affordable housing in rural bringing in perspectives from stu- support community initiatives. communities dents across the United States. Adeyinka Olusanya will be Returning rural scholar Angeli- “The Rural Scholars program al- based in Altus, where he is studying que Robinson, who will be studying lows students to gain hands-on ex- the role of smart water metering in human flourishing in Oklahoma in perience in research and communi- groundwater conservation and sus- Woodward, said her experience in ty engagement while also gaining a tainable agriculture. His research the program has shaped her per- perspective that can’t be taught in a focuses on how water meters can spective on rural communities. classroom,” Harvey said. “For many support more efficient irrigation “Transitioning from studying communities, having students from practices in rural communities. diabetes and nutrition in Latimer outside come in and invest their “Building a strong foundation of County last year to exploring what time and energy is refreshing. They research around how smart water helps a rural community truly can share perspectives, spark mean- metering can support groundwa- thrive has given me a much deep- ingful conversations and learn from ter conservation and sustainable er appreciation for the resilience each other.” agriculture in rural Oklahoma is 2025 student scholars Logan Fraley, left, and Charlie Lewis collect soil samples with Tyson Ochsner, Regents found in these towns,” Robinson The Research and Extension what drives this project,” Olusan- professor in plant and soil sciences, in Tillman County as part of the Rural Scholars program during the summer said. “Last year’s work highlighted Experience for Undergraduate ya said. “There is so much to learn of 2025. The program is a paid internship experience that sends college students to live in rural Oklahoma the systemic challenges rural pop- scholars program is an extension from the communities, values and communities for 10 weeks to research rural issues, participate in service projects and support community initia- ulations face regarding exercise and of the Rural Scholars internship landscapes of Jackson County, and tives. (Photo by OSU Agriculture) food access. This year feels like a that places undergraduate stu- I want this work to reflect the real natural and hopeful next step. I am dents in rural communities for 11 experiences of the farmers who de- Karleigh Erramouspe – Hollis, sustainable irrigation in rural com- Joseph Block – Langston, assess- looking forward to shifting the lens weeks. Learn about this year’s stu- pend on this land every day.” living healthy in rural Oklahoma: munities ing weed management goals of inte- toward community flourishing and dent projects at https://news.ok- The following OSU students women’s perceptions, beliefs and Hannah Douglas – Altus, assess- grated wheat cattle producers discovering the factors that allow state.edu/articles/agriculture/2026/ will begin internships in Oklahoma lived experiences navigating health- ing the motivations of outmigration Juliana Cueva- Sallisaw, human these communities to not just sur- osu-welcomes-students-nation- communities in late May: care. of rural youth flourishing in Oklahoma stud vive but truly blossom.” wide-for-rural-research-intern- Sadie Paden – Hollis, aging Adeyinka Olusanya – Altus, ex- Emily Ingram – Wilburton, hu- Angelique Robinson – Wood- Robinson said returning to the ships. stronger in rural Oklahoma amining water meters as a tool for man flourishing in Oklahoma ward, human flourishing in Okla- program allows her to build on