Peckham
Peckham, OK · Business
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Bankrupt pipeline hauler’s assets to be sold at auction
What’s left of an Enid trucking and oilfield services provider that filed for bankruptcy in 2025 will be auctioned off in the coming week. Double H Services LLC filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy in July 14, 2025, in the Texas Southern Bankruptcy Court (Case No. 4:25-bk-33978). he company reported estimated assets and liabilities both in the range of $1,000,001 to $10 million, with up to 49 creditors including equipment and financial institutions like Balboa Capital, PNC Bank, PACCAR Financial, Ford Motor Credit, and Newtek Small Business Finance.
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Nerdy Digest
hoodline.com
New Edmond Chipotle Opens With 30 Jobs, Smoked Brisket on the Menu
A new Chipotle Mexican Grill has opened its doors at 2725 Market St. in Edmond, bringing with it a hiring push for about 30 workers and a limited-time smoked brisket item for customers eager to try something new. The restaurant is open daily from 10:45 a.m. to 10 p.m., giving Edmond residents another fast-casual option on the city's busy Market Street corridor.
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The Oklahoman
OnCue Express to be first storefront in Edmond's Honeyfield project
EDMOND − Three years after rezoning made it possible, the Honeyfield project is finally getting a debut storefront: an OnCue Express, at the edge of a gasoline desert in northwest Edmond. The Edmond City Council approved a site plan for the convenience store/gas station at the southeast corner of Kelly Avenue and Covell Road at its meeting on Monday, Nov. 9. A 7-Eleven is a mile south, and a Phillips 66 is a mile east, but the OnCue will be the northernmost station in the area, which turns to residential neighborhoods and acreages to the north and west. The OnCue will be store No. 156 for the 60-year-old, Stillwater-based chain, which earlier this year was listed as No. 8 in USA Today's Readers' Choice Awards for Best Gas Station Brand. OnCue is first element of Honeyfield in Edmond The OnCue is part of the Honeyfield project by Edmond developer Clay Coldiron and the first business submitted for city approval, said Kirsten Ledington, city development services director. The 9,470-square-foot building will go on a 5.1-acre lot, she said. The Edmond Planning Commission unanimously approved the site plan on Oct, 20, and the council did likewise on Nov. 9, after some questions