Tuttle News

Mikie Hooper of Tuttle, Oklahoma, collects her belongings from her RV destroyed by a tornado in El Reno, Oklahoma, on Saturday, June 1. Mikie and her husband Paul were attending the Oklahoma State Trap Shoot Competition, but fled home to Tuttle to escape the storm.

The continuation of a quarter-cent sales tax is on the ballot across the county today, with an expansion of the Grady County Fairgrounds promised should it pass.

The Tigers lost 7-4 to No. 1 Berryhill on Friday at Edmond Memorial High School, and finish the season with a record of 28-9, and ranked No.

Christian James Smith, 22, was arrested Friday on complaints of assault and battery and on two city warrants, according to a police report released Monday.

The destruction and demise left by fires rarely foster feelings of joy. Homes, businesses and even historic landmarks have fallen prey to this oxygen fueled terror and their owners are left with questions and confusion in the wake of the flames.