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Goodwill will be working with Tuttle Special Olympics Saturday for the annual Fill-The-Truck fundraiser, the largest fundraiser of the year for the local Special Olympics program. The event will be held from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. Saturday at Williams Grocery, located at 302 E. Main Street in Tuttle. Bring unwanted items to the location…
JBEE Farms is a grocery delivery service available in Mustang, owned and operated by third-generation farmer Jose Quiroz. Quiroz says on his website, “With over 50 years of farming experience, passed down from my grandfather and father, we ensure that every imported product meets our high standards of quality. We take pride in offering you…
Several different local first responder agencies worked together on an active shooter drill conducted by the Oklahoma Highway Patrol Friday at Grady Memorial Hospital in Chickasha. Among those agencies were Tuttle Fire/EMS, Tuttle Emergency Management, Grady County Sheriff’s Office, Grady County Emergency Management, and many more. Tuttle Emergency Management Director Mike Fay said Friday after…
By Jayson Knight editor@tuttletimes.com Jared Allen Titler, of Tuttle, was arrested on a warrant out of Okaloosa County in Florida back in June 2023 on one charge of Unlawful Use of Two-Way Communications Device to Facilitate the Commission of a Felony, and 34 charges of Transmission of Harmful Materials to a Minor. The charges stemmed…
By Jayson Knight editor@tuttletimes.com Tuttle’s Jolee Daile Jagers was named Miss Rodeo Oklahoma Teen at the Miss Rodeo Oklahoma Pageant in Woodward in June 2023. Jagers will be celebrated with a coronation Saturday, February 17 at Coal Creek Vineyard, located at 210 North Sara Road in Tuttle, at 6 p.m. The event will feature a…
By Jayson Knight Managing Editor Richison Family Stadium is nearly complete thanks to a 2021 bond issue approved by Tuttle voters that was paired with a generous donation from Tuttle native and Paycom CEO Chad Richison. Tuttle Public Schools have circled back around with a new pair of bond proposals totaling just under $1.25 million…
By Jayson Knight editor@tuttletimes.com Tuttle’s Rooker-Wallace American Legion Post 176 is going to have a dinner at the Legion Hall, located at 101 South Cimarron Road in Tuttle, on the 22nd of July at 5:30 in the afternoon. All American Legion members and their families are welcome to attend, and so are any veterans who…
By Jayson Knight editor@tuttletimes.com Fourth Street Theater in Tuttle will host “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” six times between Friday, July 21 and Sunday, July 30. The story of Joseph is featured in the Bible’s Book of Genesis. He is the favorite son of his father, which leads to him being sold into slavery…
The City of Tuttle reminded citizens Wednesday, July 5 that the city maintains a year-round, mandatory odd/even lawn-watering schedule to facilitate the conservation of its ground water supply. Addresses ending in an even number may water on even-numbered days of the month, and odd-number addresses may water on odd-numbered days of the month. This is…
Reggie Long, owner of Tuttle’s Smokin’ Joe’s, located at 151 E Main Street in Tuttle, says the restaurant will open Tuesday, at 11 a.m., and will be open until 8 p.m. Those will be Smokin’ Joe’s hours Tuesdays through Saturdays, and it will be closed Sundays and Mondays. “I am excited,” Long said Friday. “I’m…
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By Jayson Knight Tuttle Baseball won an important game Monday over Chickasha 4-1. Both teams were undefeated in district play, and meeting up to determine some important playoff implications. Chickasha scored first in the top of the first inning, but the Tigers kept them scoreless after that. The Tigers put their first run on the…
By Jayson Knight editor@tuttletimes.com The Tri-City Flyers hosted the Inaugural Tiger Claw Open Saturday at the City of Tuttle’s Hartin-Hambleton Park, welcoming 94 disc golfers to town. The Tri-City Flyers are a group of local avid disc golfers, many of which have volunteered their time to supplementing the park with a disc golf course named…
By Jayson Knight Tuttle Baseball beat Blanchard Thursday in a rematch of last year’s 4A state championship game. The Tigers then went to Elk City the next day to play a double-header against their semifinals opponent from last year’s state tournament. Tuttle beat Blanchard 8-6, and then went 1-1 against Elk City on the road.…
Tuttle’s Lady Tigers finished their season in the state tournament Thursday, March 7, falling to eventual state champion Bethany. Bethany outscored their opponents by 51 points through the three games of the state tournament. Tuttle Head Basketball Coach Jamie Combs lauded her team’s fight in the final game of their season. She said Monday…
By Jayson Knight Tuttle’s Tigers and Lady Tigers will start their basketball seasons in Tecumseh when the Lady Tigers tip off the action at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, November 28. The home opener for Tuttle will be Friday, December 1 hosting Plainview, and the Tigers will host again Tuesday, December 5. Both games will start with…
By Jayson Knight From Tuttle’s Class of 2015, Jett Jobe has returned to Tuttle as its Head Basketball Coach. As a senior at Tuttle, Jobe helped the 2015 Tigers to Tuttle Basketball’s first state tournament, where they beat No. 1 Ft. Gibson in the quarterfinals before falling in the semis. After graduating from Tuttle, Jobe…
Tuttle will have two representatives at the All State Large West Basketball game Wednesday, July 26 at 7 p .m., at Sapulpa High School’s Chieftain Center. Tuttle senior Landry Allen, an OU commit, was chosen to compete against the East, and Tuttle Head Coach Jamie Combs has been selected to lead the All State team.…
By Jayson Knight Photos by Rachelle Rogers The Tuttle Tigers faced the Bronchos in Bethany for each team’s first district matchup Friday. Tuttle drove up a big lead early on. Bethany stayed vigilant and voracious down to the last minute, but the Tigers ultimately won 40-34, and will play next in Harrah Friday at 7…
The Bridge Creek Lady Bobcats hosted the Jones Lady Longhorns Aug 23 for the first time this season. Bridge Creek caught fire early in the first inning with the bats as they put in four runs to start things off. A pair of RBI singles and RBI doubles gave them a 4-0 lead at the…
By Jayson Knight Tuttle Volleyball is currently ranked ninth in 4A after winning three straight games over Amber-Pocasset Thursday, August 25. Volleyball ‘sets’ are played to 25 and a team must win by two points to win the set. Whichever team wins three-out-of-five sets wins the ‘match.’ A fifth set, if necessary, would go to 15…