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The Choctaw Development Fund awarded Lowder Mowing Services with a $5,000 forgivable loan. Lowder Mowing Services is owned and operated by Cara and Justin Lowder in Wilburton. The business offers residential and commercial mowing services, including mowing, weed eating, blowing, edging and spraying. Money from the Choctaw Development Fund helped purchase more»

The Choctaw Development Fund awarded Livin’ Easy RV Park with a $5,000 forgivable loan. Livin’ Easy RV Park is owned and operated by Clayton Wynn in Wilburton. The RV park offers full-service, dog-friendly sites with water hookups. Money from the Choctaw Development Fund helped purchase a mini excavator to assist in expansion of the more»

The Choctaw Development Fund awarded Bar T3 with a $5,000 forgivable loan. Bar T3 is a cattle and hay operation owned and operated by William Wood III in Rattan. Wood produces weaned calves for regional livestock markets and hay for external sales. Money from the Choctaw Development Fund was used to purchase a cattle working pen, increasing operational more»

The Choctaw Development Fund awarded Tox with a $5,000 forgivable loan. Tox is owned and operated by Shayna Scott in Hugo. The business offers non-surgical cosmetic and wellness treatments under medical supervision, including injectable aesthetic treatments, skin rejuvenation, neurotoxin injections, dermal fillers, microneedling, peptide therapy, vitamin more»

The Choctaw Development Fund awarded K&L Faith Construction with a $5,000 forgivable loan. K&L Faith Construction is owned and operated by Tanner Woodruff in Rattan. The business offers welding services, new home construction, remodeling, metal building construction, pipe fencing and general construction services. Money from the Choctaw more»

The Choctaw Development Fund awarded Fuller Custom Hay Baling with a $5,000 forgivable loan. Fuller Custom Hay Baling is owned and operated by Michael Fuller, who has 35 years of baling experience. His baling business offers mowing and conditioning hay fields, raking, round baling, loading and transportation. Money from the Choctaw Development Fund was more»

The Choctaw Development Fund awarded Ace of Fade Barbershop with a $5,000 forgivable loan. Ace of Fade Barbershop is owned and operated by Shonta “Shon” Gage in Hugo. Gage has been a barber in Hugo for 24 years, offering men’s and women’s cuts, razor designs, shaving and eyebrow services. Money from the Choctaw Development Fund more»

The Choctaw Development Fund awarded RDK Mobile Repair with a $5,000 forgivable loan. RDK Mobile Repair is owned and operated by Randall Elder in Howe. The business offers on-site maintenance, diagnostics, repairs and roadside assistance within 150 miles of Howe. Money from the Choctaw Development Fund helped purchase a car hauler trailer to increase the more»