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.
Freedom Celebration set
Ridgecrest Baptist Church to host annual Freedom Celebration on Saturday, July 4th. Roasted Corn, Inflatables for the kids, live music, door prizes, concession stand, volleyball, basketball and Fireworks. There is no cost for entry, there is a small recovery fee for concessions items. Please join us beginning and 6 PM through our fireworks display at dark. Bring your lawn chairs or blankets, load up the family and come celebrate with us.
Ridgecrest to hold VBS
Hop on board the Boomerang Express! Travel to the Land Down Under for a week of nonstop action as you learn how it all comes back to Jesus. Each day's Bible study will help kids discover how to have a relationship with Jesus. By the end of the week, you will have learned what it means to love through Him. It's Vacation Bible School at Ridgecrest Baptist Church like you've never experienced before. Children age four years through sixth grade are admitted free from July 5-9, 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. In this one-week adventure, you will hear Bible stories, participate in cool crafts, motivating music, eat snacks at the G'Day Cafe, and play games at Recreation Rock as well as shop in the Outback Store with boomerang bucks that you will earn each day.
Call 387-2811 or e-mail us at ridgecrest@pldi.net for more information.
Boomerang Express: It All Comes Back to Jesus will be an event to remember. Come join us. Name and telephone number of church contact person: Kim Rivers, 387-2811.
Friends, Family reunion set
The Tuttle School Alumni-Friends and Family 63rd Reunion will be held Saturday, Aug. 22 in the Tuttle Elementary School cafeteria, 106 S. W. 2nd St. in Tuttle. The doors will open at 10 a.m. and a catered home-style dinner will begin at 11:30 a.m. The dinner is $12 per person. We must receive reservations no later than Aug. 10. Mail your reservations to Jan Lee, P.O. Box 296, Tuttle, OK, 73089. We will have cash drawings, a silent auction, awards for those who traveled the farthest and the oldest attendee. We will also be honoring classes having graduated in years ending in “9.” You may want to come to the reunion to just visit. We will have coffee and donuts available.
Grads may pick up records
Class of 2004 Tuttle High School graduates may pick up their records at the high school office between 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. Monday through Friday from June 1 to July 31.
Support group to meet
The Depression and Bipolar Support Group meets every Thursday at 7 p.m. at the First Christian Church in Yukon. Meetings are free and free brochures are available. Family and friends are also invited. Contacts are Cheryl 354-5650 or Iva Cook 373-0059
Local News
July 1, 2009
Around the Area
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BC basketball homecoming queen crowned
Breaden Jantzern was crowned 2012 Homecoming Queen during Bridge Creek's basketball homecoming coronation last week.
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City to earn green for going green
The City of Tuttle will receive a check for $2,661.85 from Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO) as an incentive for retrofitting several City facilities with high-efficiency lighting.
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A Royal Evening
Mariah Hickman was crowned wrestling homecoming queen last week by king Sterling Hawkins.
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Groundbreaking held for new city hall
On Tuesday evening, local current and former elected officials, city workers and others taking part in the construction of the city's planned $3 million new city hall and storm shelter met to ceremoniously break ground on the project.
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Local residents affected by Tuesday power outage
Local residents with electric service from PSO were without power for over an hour on Tuesday afternoon. The outage affected much of downtown Tuttle, and many on the north side of Hwy. 37.
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Students get close-up view of legislature
While you might not realize it, high school students often play an integral part at the state capitol.
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Williams asks Council for tax break
Jeff Williams, owner of William’s Discount Grocery, addressed the Tuttle City Council on Monday about offering incentives to build a new store.
Williams discussed options like a one-cent sales tax over the life of the note which he said would cost the city “zero dollars.” -
Area towns REAP benefits
State Senator Ron Justice and Representative Leslie Osborn presented several ASCOG REAP grants during Monday’s county commissioners meeting.
Mayors and other representatives from the towns of Alex, Amber and Verden were on hand to accept the grants. - Helpful hints to prevent the “Silent Disease” CHICKASHA, Okla. –Osteoporosis is a disease where over time the bones become porous, thin and easily break. Bones that tend to break easily are those in your spine, hips and wrists.
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