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Champion Homes plans open house Thursday
Champion Homes unveils their second building with brand new, hip, affordable and customizable town homes in their Old Towne Loft community in downtown Edmond. The Old Towne Lofts, just south of second Street on Fretz Avenue, provides what today’s buyers really want — brand new, modern lofts starting in the 170s, ready for purchase today.
With innovative, untapped floor plans, Champion Homes now delivers everything empty nesters, newlyweds, single business people and college students want — modern living at low prices in the heart of Edmond. Buyers are able to customize their lofts and move in within 45 days.
“We’re really excited about our new, affordable, 2-story lofts,” Frakes said. “We’ve taken suggestions over the years from prospective buyers and turned those into actual options, customizations and amenities moving forward. It feels great to be able to offer people the option of living in downtown Edmond within walking distance of places like shops, restaurants and the Farmers Market for under $200,000.”
Fresh floor plans include roof terraces, customizations in flooring, cabinets and countertops. The community will now also include a dog park.
Champion Homes is hosting an Open House in the new model on Thursday from 11a.m. to 7 p.m. Big Truck Tacos and refreshments will be served from 4-6 p.m.
Area Celebrating Home designers attend company’s rally event
Celebrating Home, a leading direct selling company that provides home decorating and entertaining products, headquartered in Marshall, Texas, recently announced that the following local Independent Designers with Celebrating Home in the Edmond area took part in the company’s National Rally 2010 event July 30 to Aug. 1 at the Sheraton Hotel in Dallas. They include Edmond designer Barbara Haase and Oklahoma City designer Betty Knight.
Celebrating Home has a sales force of more than 40,000 independent designers in the contiguous United States and Puerto Rico who sell the company’s array of affordable and sought-after home-related decorating and entertainment products through home parties. Thousands of designers from all areas of the U.S. and Puerto Rico attended this highly anticipated annual company event in Dallas.
Designers at National Rally 2010 took part in a series of company-hosted training workshops, valuable new company product and program launches, and exciting cheer and applause filled ceremonies that recognized, honored and rewarded the company’s top sales field achievers from the past year. Rally 2010 highlights included the reveal of Celebrating Home’s new Dream Rewards Program, offering a selection of more than 1,400 items that individual designers may achieve based on personal selling performance.
Celebrating Home’s mission is to provide opportunities to those seeking fun, recognition and financial rewards by delivering quality products, world-class service and support in a spiritually fulfilling and loving atmosphere.
More information about Celebrating Home products or business opportunities is available via the company Web site at www.celebratinghome.com or by contacting Sue Kiple, Director of Marketing and Promotions at 903-935-4197 x1810 or skiple@celebratinghome.com.
Business
8-26 Business: in brief
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Take advantage of available tax credits, deductions
As Oklahomans are preparing for another tax season, Eileen St. Pierre, Oklahoma State University Cooperative Extension personal finance specialist, said it is important to be aware of all the tax credits and deductions available for the 2011 tax year.
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Arvest Bank adds Harrison, promotes Coppernoll
Arvest Bank welcomes Billy Harrison as an Arvest asset management client adviser-investment specialist. He will provide full-service financial planning and investment guidance to Arvest customers.
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First Fidelity Bank names new office manager for Rose Creek
Lee R. Symcox, president and CEO of First Fidelity Bank, a locally owned full-service community bank, has announced the addition of Aaron Trahan as assistant vice president, office manager for First Fidelity Bank at Rose Creek in Edmond.
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Smirk New Media launches redesigned website
Smirk New Media, an Oklahoma City social media strategy agency, recently launched a redesigned website.
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Get tips on disaster planning during free SBA/Agility webinar
Because it’s easy for even the best leader to be overwhelmed when a crisis hits and misinformation shows up in a social media feed, managing the flow of information about your company is crucial when an emergency occurs.
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AAA continues to hire in OKC
AAA will have another in a series of Job Fairs this from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Feb. 4 for positions at the large AAA Operations Center at 3100 Quail Springs Parkway in northwest Oklahoma City.
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Lawn Doctor opens in Edmond
Jodi Lewis came by a love for agriculture naturally. Wanting to share her knowledge with her neighbors she recently opened her own business as a franchisee for Lawn Doctor.
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Click installed on state home builders leadership team
Edmond home builder Jeff Click was installed as vice president/treasurer of the Oklahoma State Home Builders Association on Jan. 20, joining the five-member state leadership board that represents 2,800 of his peers statewide.
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Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs adds new vice president
The Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs recently announced the hiring of Brian Bush as vice president.
Bush most recently served as executive director of the Academy of Leadership & Liberty at Oklahoma Christian University while simultaneously serving as director of Government Relations for OC.
“This is truly an incredible opportunity,” Bush said. “I am thrilled to be joining OCPA in standing for free enterprise, limited government and individual initiative.” -
Crowe & Dunlevy attorney named general counsel for society
The Oklahoma City Human Resource Society has named Crowe & Dunlevy attorney Courtney K. Warmington general counsel for the organization. In her role, Warmington will advise the Board of Directors on all legal matters before the chapter.
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