Relationships matter, and we’re reminded of the importance of such ties as we all continue to struggle to survive in the worst pandemic in decades and one of the worst economic climates in years. While doing interviews about Oklahoma City’s efforts to aid struggling small businesses, stories emerged of how people battling tough times are still helping each other get by. Demetra Bailey, one of the few business owners on the East Side to apply for the city’s Business Continuity Program, contacted several fellow businesses trying to spread the word about the assistance. Bailey, meanwhile, was quick to praise her banker Cameron, who I correctly guessed was Cameron Brewer, vice president of commercial capital at BancFirst.Read more on NewsOK.com