Tuttle News

Patty and David Vizza of Tuttle have received the ultimate honor from their community of more than 20 years - the Citizen of the Year award.

The Oklahoma Children's Acting Guild and Steppin' Out Dance Studio is pleased to announce their cast for the musical "Annie," set to run July 24-26. Children in the musical meet four times a week to rehearse such Broadway favorites as "It's the Hard Knock Life," "Little Girls," and "Tomorrow." The cast includes, from Tuttle, Emily Blakey as Peggy; ...

Market open July 4 The Tuttle Farmer's Market will be open during the annual Ice Cream Festival from 8 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., offering a variety of produce including green beans, onions, carrots, beets, potatoes, squash, tomatoes, watermelon, cantalopes, corn, okra, peppers, flowers and herbs as well as goats-milk body products.

Formal arraignment was scheduled Tuesday for Federico Zarat.,Zarat is being held in the Grady County Jail on six felony and misdemeanor counts.

House Speaker Chris Benge announced the approval Friday of 120 interim studies that will be conducted during the summer and fall prior to the next legislative session.

Garage sale to beneit Brianna Brianna Howard is raising money to compete at the national Today's Girl competition in Dallas, on July 22-26. The sale will start at 7a.m. Friday and Saturday June 26-27 at 901 Pecan St, Tuttle.

Minco could soon be without a grocery store -- and nearly 33 percent of the town's sales tax could vanish with it.

Tuttle's new ionic exchange water treatment plant is up and running, allowing the city of Tuttle to be self-reliant rather than depending on other municipalities for clean water.

Grady County Commissioners considered two employee drug testing programs when they met Monday in regular session.

"Very bad day for wife and family." These are the words Daniel Tamez of Amber entered into his daily journal on Thursday, May 22, the day he severed seven tendons, the artery, the nerves and three major blood veins in his left wrist with a pocket knife.

Tuttle School alumni, friends and family are invited to the 63rd reunion Aug. 22 at the elementary school cafeteria, 106 SW 2nd St.

While the Grady County Commissioners approved an agreement with AT&T to lease new 911 equipment on Tuesday, there were several police officers from local communities on hand to protest the proposed increase in cost for the service.

Thanks to the efforts of rural Republicans, lawmakers have restored funding for the Rural Economic Action Plan, a program that pays for rural infrastructure needs.

Braum's, an ice cream, dairy, foodservice and convenience retailer, which in 2008 rolled out its 'W' model Braum's stores in Norman, Oklahoma City, Midwest City, Elk City, Ada, Altus, Choctaw, Cushing, Muskogee, Okla., and Pantego, Texas, plans to open more new stores in 2009.

Donations taken for IC Services The Tuttle Fire Department has teamed up with Infant Crisis Services to raise awareness about the growing problem of hunger facing Oklahoma's tiniest citizens.

Letter carriers in Oklahoma were greeted at post offices earlier this month y eager volunteers ready to sort donations for the National Association of Letter Carriers Food Drive, which benefits the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma and its over 450 partner agencies.

The Tuttle Fire Department has come to the rescue again by teaming up with Infant Crisis Services to honor Mother's Day and raise awareness about the growing problem of hunger facing Oklahoma's tiniest citizens.

Viewers submitted their own driving pet peeves after NEWS 9 aired our citizen citation story about drivers who break the law, and the biggest complaint was about local law enforcement's driving.

Catherine King and Debbie Edwards, both Grady Deputy County Clerks, recently achieved Advanced I Certification for County Clerks.

Members of the Tuttle FFA chapter won first place in the State FFA Meats Evaluation and Technology Career Development Event during the Oklahoma FFA Career Development Events at Oklahoma State University on April 25.