DUNCAN —
Serva Group LLC released this statement Tuesday from its plant manager, Glenn Davis, on recent layoffs:
“Due to the decreased business outlook for equipment manufacturing in the frac market and natural gas prices, on Friday, Jan. 11, Serva Group made the difficult decision to reduce its workforce by 13 employees.”
Kandi Benton, Payroll/HR Generalist, shared with The Banner via email, that Davis said this was a “very difficult decision due to the consequences on the employees that were affected.”
Serva Group has been based in Duncan for many years and employs on average, 60-65 people, Benton said. According to its website, it was established in 1977 and deals with design, manufacture and installation of equipment in the energy technology market on a global scale.
The company is located at 3600 S. 13th.
“The Duncan facility is a valued part of ServaGroup and it is hopeful that the business will improve quickly,” Davis shared in the email.
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Duncan High School's 2013 Crossman Award recipient, named Friday, May 17, was Jack Braught. He was one of five nominees for the award. He is the son of Rick and Barbara Braught and a member of the Class of 2013.
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Duncan's Jack Braught named 2013 Crossman Award winner
Jack Braught was named the 2013 Crossman Award winner during an awards assembly Friday at the Duncan High School.
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Duncan's Jack Braught named 2013 Crossman Award winner
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Heartbeat Studio concludes season with princess theme
Four seniors are among the 57 dancers with Heartbeat Dance Studio from throughout Stephens County who participated in their annual recital Sunday.
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Wilcox, White named to All-State team
After making the most of their senior years on the golf course, Duncan’s Alyson Wilcox and Comanche’s Emilee White were recognized for their efforts by coaches across the state Wednesday.
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Duncan's Jack Braught named 2013 Crossman Award winner
Jack Braught was named the 2013 Crossman Award winner during an awards assembly Friday at the Duncan High School.
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My mother is who I aspire to be
No frantic rush early in the week to get a card in the mail that would arrive the day before the holiday.
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Final tribute to Capers fitting
A community project birthed in 2004 has been revived and seems headed for completion.
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My mother is who I aspire to be
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