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Fun, food, games, fireworks planned
For the sixth consecutive year, the Chickasha Arts Council will host the July fourth Family Fun Festival at Shannon Springs Park in Chickasha.
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Oklahoma Student Pleads Guilty in Terrorism Hoax Threat Case
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma John C. Richter, United States Attorney for the Western District of Oklahoma, announced that JASON RAY SHANDY, 19, of Tuttle, Oklahoma, pled guilty today in United States District Court ...
17th Annual Ice Cream Festival
Hot Air Balloon Rides Would you like to fly 90 feet in the air? Festival goers can get the grand view of the park and the festival in a hot air balloon.
Real estate agency in another merger
Coldwell Banker Select unites with an Oklahoma City outfit. Just days after Coldwell Banker Select was created via the merger of two Tulsa real estate companies, the new entity is merging with an Oklahoma ...
Children's Acting Guild to perform "Snoopy"
The Oklahoma Children's Acting Guild will present the musical, "Snoopy!!!" this weekend at True Oak Fellowship in Tuttle.
Tuttle to honor Stewart as Citizen of Year
When Jim Stewart of Tuttle received a call from the Tuttle Chamber of Commerce, he wondered what they were needing, but did not call them back right away.
Ice cream fest to kick off with parade
This year's festivities kick-off with a parade on July 4 at 10 a.m. from Sooner State Bank, traveling through downtown Tuttle to Schrock Park.
The Turtle Races are back for another year. The contest is planned for 2 p.m. in Schrock Park, with the winner receiving a $500 savings bond provided by the Tuttle Banking Center.
Web site workshop June 26 in OKC
A free Web site workshop will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. June 26 for business owners at the Francis Tuttle Tech Center, 12777 N. Rockwell Ave.
Monday, June 16, 2008; Posted 5:13 p.m. The federal Highway Trust Fund is expecting a shortfall of $3.7 billion for the 2009 fiscal year and that shortfall may trickle down to our state.
RE[5]: "I feel sorry for your city"
Linked by Adam S on Mon 3rd Apr 2006 12:06 UTC Abraham Lincoln once said "Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt." Apparently, Tuttle, OK city manager Jerry Taylor ...
With the price of fuel on the rise, many have made changes to their everyday lives to compensate for the hike.
Chamber seeks nominations for Citizen of the Year
The Tuttle Area Chamber of Commerce is seeking nominations for the Tuttle Citizen of the Year.
Chamber presents awards, makes festival plans
The chamber awarded its "Best Foot Forward" monthly business award to business member Urgent Medcare Clinic.
Princess Pageant seeks festival contestants
The Tuttle Area Chamber of Commerce is again hosting the Princes Pageant as part of Tuttle's Annual Ice Cream Festival to be held on July 4. We are inviting all second, third and fourth grade girls who are ...
The Grady County Reading Council honored 250 Outstanding Readers by presenting each of them with a certificate and a book on April 29 at CVTC.
Entrepreneur tries something new in liquor store
After 24 years of running a combination doughnut shop, convenience store, gas station and feed store east of Tuttle, entrepreneur Stephen Durham shut down, packed up and bought Bombay Liquors in Chickasha.
RE[5]: "I feel sorry for your city"
Linked by Adam S on Mon 3rd Apr 2006 12:06 UTC Abraham Lincoln once said "Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt." Apparently, Tuttle, OK city manager Jerry Taylor ...
Tiffani Pruitt of Tuttle was recently awarded an Oklahoma State University Department of Animal Science Scholarship.
Cecil named WHMS Teacher of the Year
Creshia Cecil, Western Heights Middle School Spanish teacher, has been named as the 2007-2008 Western Heights District Teacher of the Year.