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    Muskogee Creek Nation evicts GolfSuites from Jenks Riverwalk

    By Jennifer Maupin, Stef Manchen,

    2024-04-23
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    GolfSuites on the Riverwalk is closed after the Muskogee Creek Nation evicted the business on April 23.

    The MCN said the eviction notice was issued after GolfSuites breached its lease agreement with the Riverwalk Crossing commercial property.

    GolfSuites was at the Riverside location since 2019. The MCN said beginning in December 2022, the business struggled to fulfill its lease obligations.

    The Nation released this statement about the eviction:

    Today, the District Court for the Muscogee (Creek) Nation issued an order of eviction against GolfSuites Tulsa, LLC (GolfSuites) for breaching its lease agreement with the Riverwalk Crossing commercial property in Jenks. Riverwalk Crossing is owned by the Muscogee (Creek) Nation. Onefire Holding Company, LLC (Onefire), a business enterprise of the Nation, is the landlord for the property.

    GolfSuites has operated at Riverwalk Crossing since 2019. Beginning in December 2022, Onefire made efforts to work with GolfSuites to maintain their tenancy, but ultimately, their inability to fulfill their lease obligations left Onefire with no option but to pursue eviction. In November 2023, due to GolfSuites’ noncompliance with the lease terms, Onefire was compelled to file a lawsuit in the Nation's District Court seeking to recover possession of the leased property and fulfillment of outstanding financial obligations.

    Onefire Interim CEO Debbie Severson said, “We value the relationships we have with our tenants at Riverwalk Crossing, and the economic contributions they bring to the local community are significant. However, Onefire also has a responsibility to the Nation and its Citizens to uphold sound business practices and principles in our management of Riverwalk Crossing.”

    2 News visited GolfSuites after a viewer called and said their son had been laid off from the business. Doors were closed and people could be seen leaving the building with boxes.

    GolfSuites posted this statement on their Facebook:

    We'll update this story as we learn more.

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