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Bird Flu confirmed in Grady County backyard poultry
By Jayson Knight This afternoon, Grady County recorded a confirmed case of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) in backyard poultry, according to the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry. A second case was confirmed the same day in McClain County. Two weeks ago, two wild waterfowl in Tulsa County also tested positive for the…
Read MoreThursday Night Lights this week for Tigers
Quick change of plans for the Tigers this week as the forecast does not look pretty. According to the Oklahoma Mesonet, Tuttle has a high likelihood of rain and possibility for severe weather on Friday. Thursday isn’t going to be perfect for picnics either, but it is football weather. The Tigers will go to Blanchard…
Read MoreTuttle Special Olympics unified basketball season underway
By Jayson Knight [email protected] Tuttle High School Unified Basketball program has tipped off another season, bringing together students of all abilities for a mix of competition, teamwork, and inclusion that has become one of the school’s proudest traditions. Led by Special Olympics Instructor Donna McKinney, the Unified program combines Special Olympics athletes with student volunteers…
Read MoreCluck named Small Agency Chief of the Year
Every community is different, but they all need dependable law enforcement. In Tuttle, that’s something residents have come to expect, and something Chief Don Cluck has helped build over the course of his career. Cluck has worked for the Tuttle Police Department since 1989, and became Chief of Police 15 years later. He’s now held…
Read MoreDr. Connor Partin brings personalized physical therapy back to Mustang
Dr. Connor Partin grew up in Mustang, watching his father serve the community as a trusted eye doctor for nearly four decades. Today, he’s carrying that legacy forward, not with an eye chart, but through performance-based physical therapy aimed at helping people he al, move, and feel better. Partin opened Partin Physical Therapy just two…
Read MoreGrady County District 1 Barn to Host Open House and Dedication June 10
Grady County District 1 will host an open house and dedication ceremony on Tuesday, June 10, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the District 1 barn, located at 860 County Street 2910, Tuttle, OK 73089. The event will give the public a chance to tour the facility and honor the legacy of three former…
Read MoreCoach Surber entering Hall of Fame
A LASTING LEGACY Matt Surber, who coached Tuttle High School wrestling to statewide dominance and beyond, has left a lasting impact on athletes, coaches, and administrators alike, and has been selected for induction into the Oklahoma Coaches Association Hall of Fame. A 1993 state champion at Chickasha High School and NCAA Division II All-American at…
Read More2024 Home for the Holidays
The City of Tuttle hosted its annual Home for the Holidays Christmas festival tonight, featuring a parade, Christmas carols, pictures with Santa, a reindeer, and more.
Read MoreSenator Paxton selected for Pro Tem
By Jayson Knight [email protected] Senator Lonnie Paxton, R-Tuttle, was selected Monday by the Senate Majority Caucus to serve as President Pro Tempore-Designate for the 60th Legislature, which is set to begin Spring of 2025. The Senate President Pro Tempore is the highest-ranking state senator. According to the state’s Constitution, Oklahoma’s Lieutenant Governor is the highest-ranking…
Read MoreTuttle trash pickup will run as usual for the Fourth
Trash and recycling will not be affected by the Fourth of July holiday. For future reference, the only holidays that Republic Services take off for are New Year’s Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas Day, “so a lot of the ones that you would think they would get off, they don’t,” said city employee Amber Riley. What…
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