The Miracle Among The Ruins: A Third Place Community Foundation: Creating The Welcome Table Community Center, GardenPark and Orchard, Corner Store Free Pantry, Art Studio, Clothing/ThriftStore, and Supporting Renewal in the 74126 and 74130. Click on the Donate button or Subscribe button below for options to support our projects. We are a grassroots volunteer 501c3 nonprofit. Center located at 5920 N. Owasso Ave. Gardens at 6005 N. Johnstown. Contact us at 918-691-3223, 430-1150, 794-4637
Friday
Tulsa World features Turley community center
Go to this link at http://www.tulsaworld.com/community/article.aspx?articleID=070425_9_ZM1_spanc73180 to read the recent news article about "a third place" community center. See post below. And see you all at "a third place" , still a work in progress, and probably always will be. Phone number for it is 794-4637. Its grand opening will be Friday and Saturday June 1 and 2. But even before there will be a major free giveaway event of all kinds of items held there at 6514 N. Peoria Ave. on Saturday May 19 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Add First Baptist Church of Turley
Can't believe I left off from my list of Turley businesses and organizations, until a helpful soul pointed it out to me and I double-checked, the wonderful folks at First Baptist Church of Turley (formerly Golden Hills for those of you who remember it by that name) located at 1407 E 71st St N, in Turley. We will add new businesses and update the list soon but I wanted to add my apologies here and correction. Blessings, Ron.
Sunday
Turleyschool.com
Go to www.turleyschool.com for news about Turley-Cherokee School history and connections with alumni and plans for future school reunions. The reunion committee needs all the help and support they can get.
Friday
Online Turley News
Thanks to Bob Cooper we have more online Turley news to go along with his historical Turley online work. Go to www.geocities.com/turleylog.
Greater Turley "a third place" community center Opens
The New Free Public Community Center
For the Greater Turley Area
6514 N. Peoria Ave., Turley, OK 74126
794-4637. Next to Post Office
FREE LIBRARY & INTERNET CENTER & COFFEEHOUSE & SWAP & MORE
A Safe Place To Relax, Chat, Read, Connect with others and the community, surf the net, play chess and games, watch cable TV, free swap of items, recycle, listen to music, look at art, hear speakers, attend community meetings, and more
Just Come On By or Call First If you Want to See If We’re Open.
Normal Hours Tuesdays, 2 to 6 p.m.( First and Second Tuesdays of the month, 7 to 9 p.m.); Most Wednesdays Noon to 9 p.m.; Most Thursdays, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Fridays, Noon to 6 p.m. Second Saturdays 10 a.m. to Noon
Volunteer Hosts Needed For the Center To Expand Open Hours
To help or with questions, call Coordinator Ron Robinson at the phone number above or email to a3rdplace@aol.com.
A “third place” is:
--informal gathering place where all feel at home--where relationships are built and diversity welcomed--a sense of place and community--a sense of civic pride where ideas and projects are born---companionship and meeting new friends--a spot to relax and unwind--free or quite inexpensive--a place of refreshment and “refreshments”--easy for people to get to by walking, bike, or car--a place to come to often, “where everyone knows your name”
The phrase was coined in the book, “The Great Good Place” by Ray Oldenburg.
The “first place” is your home. The “second place” is your workplace. But people and communities need “a third place” to connect with others, to build community and relationships.
Be A Part of “a third place” for the area of North Tulsa, Turley, Sperry and surroundings. Donations needed of library and computer materials and volunteer time, of money for refreshments, of art shows and musicians, and of new ideas.
A third place community guide:
Welcome ALL regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, religion, economic status, political persuasion, or physical ability. Welcome ALL who seek to welcome ALL.
--Be respectful of others and our common space. Appropriate dress, no sagging pants. Clean up after yourself.
--No firearms. No alcohol (on you or in you). No Smoking (inside or by the doors). No Profanity. No Solicitations. Get approval before posting fliers (but we welcome news of community groups, churches, events). No Pornography or online gaming or illegal use of computers. No animals unleashed.
--You must be 14 years old or accompanied by responsible adult. Youth over 14 must have signed permission of parent or guardian.
--Computer Use: Sign in. No time limit unless there is a waiting line and then one-hour limit. Bring your own copy paper for printing.
--Library Use: Fill out check-out card with name of material and your ID info and date. All books and magazines must be returned in two weeks; all CDs and DVDs and videos must be returned in one week. Limit of three materials out at a time per person. Repeat offenders will be banned from Library Use.
SWAP space—All items left-off must be approved by a volunteer.
-------Come Have a Good Time With Others------
For the Greater Turley Area
6514 N. Peoria Ave., Turley, OK 74126
794-4637. Next to Post Office
FREE LIBRARY & INTERNET CENTER & COFFEEHOUSE & SWAP & MORE
A Safe Place To Relax, Chat, Read, Connect with others and the community, surf the net, play chess and games, watch cable TV, free swap of items, recycle, listen to music, look at art, hear speakers, attend community meetings, and more
Just Come On By or Call First If you Want to See If We’re Open.
Normal Hours Tuesdays, 2 to 6 p.m.( First and Second Tuesdays of the month, 7 to 9 p.m.); Most Wednesdays Noon to 9 p.m.; Most Thursdays, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Fridays, Noon to 6 p.m. Second Saturdays 10 a.m. to Noon
Volunteer Hosts Needed For the Center To Expand Open Hours
To help or with questions, call Coordinator Ron Robinson at the phone number above or email to a3rdplace@aol.com.
A “third place” is:
--informal gathering place where all feel at home--where relationships are built and diversity welcomed--a sense of place and community--a sense of civic pride where ideas and projects are born---companionship and meeting new friends--a spot to relax and unwind--free or quite inexpensive--a place of refreshment and “refreshments”--easy for people to get to by walking, bike, or car--a place to come to often, “where everyone knows your name”
The phrase was coined in the book, “The Great Good Place” by Ray Oldenburg.
The “first place” is your home. The “second place” is your workplace. But people and communities need “a third place” to connect with others, to build community and relationships.
Be A Part of “a third place” for the area of North Tulsa, Turley, Sperry and surroundings. Donations needed of library and computer materials and volunteer time, of money for refreshments, of art shows and musicians, and of new ideas.
A third place community guide:
Welcome ALL regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, religion, economic status, political persuasion, or physical ability. Welcome ALL who seek to welcome ALL.
--Be respectful of others and our common space. Appropriate dress, no sagging pants. Clean up after yourself.
--No firearms. No alcohol (on you or in you). No Smoking (inside or by the doors). No Profanity. No Solicitations. Get approval before posting fliers (but we welcome news of community groups, churches, events). No Pornography or online gaming or illegal use of computers. No animals unleashed.
--You must be 14 years old or accompanied by responsible adult. Youth over 14 must have signed permission of parent or guardian.
--Computer Use: Sign in. No time limit unless there is a waiting line and then one-hour limit. Bring your own copy paper for printing.
--Library Use: Fill out check-out card with name of material and your ID info and date. All books and magazines must be returned in two weeks; all CDs and DVDs and videos must be returned in one week. Limit of three materials out at a time per person. Repeat offenders will be banned from Library Use.
SWAP space—All items left-off must be approved by a volunteer.
-------Come Have a Good Time With Others------
Sunday
'Let Turley Bloom' Gardening Group Meets 2nd Tuesdays
Come celebrate the wonderful start of this new community program to beautify our area with native plant wildflowers and gardens. We will meet on the Second Tuesdays at 7 p.m. at 'a third place' ciommunity center, 6514 N. Peoria Ave. to talk about the community gardening projects underway and how to maintain them, and to begin preparing for the new projects between now and Spring. For more information or to volunteer in some way if you can't make the meetings on Tuesday call Bonnie Ashing at 430-1150 or email to LetTurleyBloom@aol.com.
Current projects underway are: Turley welcome signs. gardens at Mar-Kay's BBQ & Fish House, Shorty's Restaurant, and Turley Daylight Donut Store. Cherokee Elementary School. Highway 75 at 56th and 66th St. Roadside Wildflower Color Oklahoma Planting by the State Department of Transportation, 61st and N. Rockford, and Turley business thank you planters.
Some of the Possible Projects to come: getting out how to care for your garden planning guides; Fire Department flowers; Spreading the news to other Turley businesses and groups; fun fund-raising events; helping connect and work with the new Tulsa Community Gardening Association; and much more.
Current projects underway are: Turley welcome signs. gardens at Mar-Kay's BBQ & Fish House, Shorty's Restaurant, and Turley Daylight Donut Store. Cherokee Elementary School. Highway 75 at 56th and 66th St. Roadside Wildflower Color Oklahoma Planting by the State Department of Transportation, 61st and N. Rockford, and Turley business thank you planters.
Some of the Possible Projects to come: getting out how to care for your garden planning guides; Fire Department flowers; Spreading the news to other Turley businesses and groups; fun fund-raising events; helping connect and work with the new Tulsa Community Gardening Association; and much more.
Thursday
Turley Made the Tulsa World
On Wednesday, Nov. 1, 2006, an article appeared in the Mid-Town Zone Section of the Tulsa World about the Let Turley Bloom project, this blog, and the Turley Community Association meeting. You can read the article here at http://www.tulsaworld.com/CommunityStory.asp?ID=061101_Co_zm1_Turle32.
It came out just as Bonnie and I and our youngest daughter Abigail were heading off for a week of work and vacation in New York City so we are just now getting back to responding. Thanks for the comments.
There is so much more than can ever be put into any news story. We tried to stress that this is just a great place to live, now as when we were both growing up here, and that there have been a lot of people who have been helping to improve the quality of life all the while we were living elsewhere and coming back to be with family. One of the great things about living in Turley now, though, is that it is easy to make such a huge difference in the community with just a little, as the paper called it, TLC or tender loving care, or reaching out to join with one or two other people to make one little part of the community here better.
Now that we are back we will try to find the time to go through and update a lot of the blog.
It came out just as Bonnie and I and our youngest daughter Abigail were heading off for a week of work and vacation in New York City so we are just now getting back to responding. Thanks for the comments.
There is so much more than can ever be put into any news story. We tried to stress that this is just a great place to live, now as when we were both growing up here, and that there have been a lot of people who have been helping to improve the quality of life all the while we were living elsewhere and coming back to be with family. One of the great things about living in Turley now, though, is that it is easy to make such a huge difference in the community with just a little, as the paper called it, TLC or tender loving care, or reaching out to join with one or two other people to make one little part of the community here better.
Now that we are back we will try to find the time to go through and update a lot of the blog.
Monday
Turley Community Meeting Tuesday, April 24, 7 p.m.
The monthly Turley Community Association meeting, open to all, will be 7 p.m. the last Tuesday of the month at the O'Brien Park and Recreation Center, 6147 N. Lewis Ave. Come meet neighbors, hear about efforts to improve the quality of life in the community, and how you can participate.
Check back here for news; and also check Bob Cooper's Turley Log online (see above)
See you there.
Check back here for news; and also check Bob Cooper's Turley Log online (see above)
See you there.
Saturday
Turley Post Office Reducing Hours
Beginning Saturday, Nov. 11, 2006, the Federal Government's U.S. Post Office in Turley will be reducing its hours of service to the community. New hours for the office counter and contact with postal staff will be 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Friday. Availability to P.O. boxes will be 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Saturday.
You might want to contact local officials to register concerns in the hopes that they don't try to shut down the office again, and especially contact U.S. Congressman John Sullivan about it since it is a federal issue. Go to http://sullivan.house.gov/contact.shtml and fill out a brief online contact form to send in to the Congressman about your concerns.
And stop by the Post Office and give some thanks to the postal employees, especially since they are having to deal with (you might have heard :) ) a new computer system that has slowed things down instead of sped them up. But if you do have to wait a while in line, and you sometimes do, it is one of the best and entertaining places to wait in line. I've waited in long lines at several post offices, and hands down this one is the best. Not much more to say than you have to experience it yourself.
Of course, so far, the mailboxes have remained out front of the Turley Postal Station and so you can still use them for mailing. Like all things, if you have a chance to use it here, do so.
They may be tempted to cut hours and service more here because of the size of the community, but let officials know that especially in communities where there isn't as ready access to computers and email among our neighbors, that it is even more important than ever that "snail mail" survive. And I don't want to be negative about it either; in my lifetime of experiences and running a national office, the postal service has been as good or better than private services 90 percent of the time. I still remember those other 10 percent times, but nobody's perfect....least of all me.
You might want to contact local officials to register concerns in the hopes that they don't try to shut down the office again, and especially contact U.S. Congressman John Sullivan about it since it is a federal issue. Go to http://sullivan.house.gov/contact.shtml and fill out a brief online contact form to send in to the Congressman about your concerns.
And stop by the Post Office and give some thanks to the postal employees, especially since they are having to deal with (you might have heard :) ) a new computer system that has slowed things down instead of sped them up. But if you do have to wait a while in line, and you sometimes do, it is one of the best and entertaining places to wait in line. I've waited in long lines at several post offices, and hands down this one is the best. Not much more to say than you have to experience it yourself.
Of course, so far, the mailboxes have remained out front of the Turley Postal Station and so you can still use them for mailing. Like all things, if you have a chance to use it here, do so.
They may be tempted to cut hours and service more here because of the size of the community, but let officials know that especially in communities where there isn't as ready access to computers and email among our neighbors, that it is even more important than ever that "snail mail" survive. And I don't want to be negative about it either; in my lifetime of experiences and running a national office, the postal service has been as good or better than private services 90 percent of the time. I still remember those other 10 percent times, but nobody's perfect....least of all me.
Turley Water Department News
Gene Cullison and several members of the Turley Water Department Board and staff visited the Turley Community Association meeting in September and answered questions about projects underway, billing methods, and more.
One of the biggest on-going issues for the Water Department is the fact that they have so many unpaid accounts, often because of the high number of residences that are rented and when renters move they leave unpaid water bills. Turley, it was reported, is somewhat unique in that it is an unincorporated community with its own Water Department (water is purchased from Tulsa City and handled locally here in Turley to residents and businesses). But it is also somewhat unique in that there are more homes with renters than homeowners, which adds a financial pressure.
If you have questions about your water bill, go see them. They will be helpful and love to explain the situation. And also if you see the workers in the office or out working on the lines, give them thanks. Their meetings are public so you can call and find out all the details or stop by the office.
One of the biggest on-going issues for the Water Department is the fact that they have so many unpaid accounts, often because of the high number of residences that are rented and when renters move they leave unpaid water bills. Turley, it was reported, is somewhat unique in that it is an unincorporated community with its own Water Department (water is purchased from Tulsa City and handled locally here in Turley to residents and businesses). But it is also somewhat unique in that there are more homes with renters than homeowners, which adds a financial pressure.
If you have questions about your water bill, go see them. They will be helpful and love to explain the situation. And also if you see the workers in the office or out working on the lines, give them thanks. Their meetings are public so you can call and find out all the details or stop by the office.
Let Turley Bloom! updates
“Where flowers bloom, there is hope,”
Lady Bird Johnson, former First Lady
We have recently planted a flower bed at Cherokee Elementary School on the north side of the building in the new courtyard area. And we have planted a new planter pot and garden area at the Turley Daylight Donut Store. We are hoping to get a bit of donated land near the new creek project on 61st street and Rockford for planting a garden in that busy street area.
The State Department of Transportation planted several acres of wildflower seeds at the 56th and 66th Street exits of Highway 75, as part of the grant we received from the Color Oklahoma statewide program. Come spring those passing by "our exits" will be welcomed with beauty and hope. Planted were black-eyed Susan, coneflowers, prairie coreopsis, showy primrose, lemon mint, and Indian Paintbrush.
Also, we have started our planting with local businesses along North Peoria Ave. in Turley. Go by Mar-Kays BBQ and Fish House at 67th and N. Peoria and look at the new flower beds (grab their 99cent chopped beef sandwich while you are at it, not to mention my weakness, the Feast) that we planted on Saturday. Also across the street from there stop by and enjoy the additions to the flower bed at Shorty's Restaurant where we planted on Saturday also, as well as putting in a new Magnolia tree at both restaurant locations. What we sow now, the community will be reaping not only in this coming Spring, but as all of our public gardens in Turley take root, in about three years from now they will be at their prime.
We'd love to hear from many more businesses in Turley who are interested in seeing a beautification event at their place, free of charge, thanks to donations. You can send donations to Let Turley Bloom c/o Dr. Bonnie Ashing at The Living Room Church, 6305 N. Peoria Ave. Turley, OK 74126. Call her at 430-1150 to volunteer. Great way to meet new friends and make the world a better place right here from home.
Lady Bird Johnson, former First Lady
We have recently planted a flower bed at Cherokee Elementary School on the north side of the building in the new courtyard area. And we have planted a new planter pot and garden area at the Turley Daylight Donut Store. We are hoping to get a bit of donated land near the new creek project on 61st street and Rockford for planting a garden in that busy street area.
The State Department of Transportation planted several acres of wildflower seeds at the 56th and 66th Street exits of Highway 75, as part of the grant we received from the Color Oklahoma statewide program. Come spring those passing by "our exits" will be welcomed with beauty and hope. Planted were black-eyed Susan, coneflowers, prairie coreopsis, showy primrose, lemon mint, and Indian Paintbrush.
Also, we have started our planting with local businesses along North Peoria Ave. in Turley. Go by Mar-Kays BBQ and Fish House at 67th and N. Peoria and look at the new flower beds (grab their 99cent chopped beef sandwich while you are at it, not to mention my weakness, the Feast) that we planted on Saturday. Also across the street from there stop by and enjoy the additions to the flower bed at Shorty's Restaurant where we planted on Saturday also, as well as putting in a new Magnolia tree at both restaurant locations. What we sow now, the community will be reaping not only in this coming Spring, but as all of our public gardens in Turley take root, in about three years from now they will be at their prime.
We'd love to hear from many more businesses in Turley who are interested in seeing a beautification event at their place, free of charge, thanks to donations. You can send donations to Let Turley Bloom c/o Dr. Bonnie Ashing at The Living Room Church, 6305 N. Peoria Ave. Turley, OK 74126. Call her at 430-1150 to volunteer. Great way to meet new friends and make the world a better place right here from home.
Turley Fire Dept. Dues Due
It is time to both protect your property and support our local volunteer firefighters. Because of rising costs, and so much expended on the past season or two of tremendous grassfires that took a toll on the fire trucks, the Fire and Rescue Dept. has raised the residential dues from $35 to $50 per year. What a bargain and still lower I am sure than in many or most other volunteer districts. I forget what the business dues are, but someone can leave a comment and update us on those.
And stop by when you see the Fire Station open in the evenings and say thanks to the volunteers.
And stop by when you see the Fire Station open in the evenings and say thanks to the volunteers.
Monday
Support Your Local Businesses and Groups
Support these local services. Add to the list in the comments section. Thanks for all who are building community in various ways here in our area.
Turley Businesses and Organizations
All at Turley OK 74126 unless otherwise noted.
Green Country Feed & Seed 6155 N. Peoria Ave.,
C&C 6139 N. Peoria Ave.
Cullison Hardware 6201 N. Peoria Ave.,
Turley Assembly of God 6301 N. Peoria Ave.
The Living Room Church, 6305 N. Peoria Ave.
Maverick Mini-Mart, 6401 N. Peoria
Coney Hut 6415-E
Freedom Bank 6555 N. Peoria Ave.
Bozworth Truck Repair, 6635 N. Peoria Ave.
Markay BBQ, 6545 N. Peoria Ave.
Big T Car, 7035 N. Peoria Ave.
Transmission Shop 7037 N. Peoria Ave.
Grandpa’s Lawnmower, 7145 N. Peoria Ave.
Home Repair & Remodeling 7221 N. Peoria Ave.
Daylight Donut, 7425 N. Peoria Ave.
Oates Motor Co. 7248 N. Peoria Ave.
Auto Recycle 7002 N. Peoria Ave.
Frailey’s 6750 N. Peoria Ave.
Brad’s Auto Repair, 6750 N. Peoria Ave.
Ray’s Wrecker 6702 N. Peoria Ave.
Shorty’s Hamburgers 6620 N. Peoria Ave.
Cooper Signs, 6540 N. Peoria Ave.
Latter House Church, 6536 N. Peoria Ave.
Highlander Laundry, 6512 N. Peoria Ave.
Turley Restaurant, 6506 N. Peoria Ave.
Turley Fire and Rescue, 6404 N. Peoria Ave.
Dollar General, 6248 N. Peoria Ave.
McSperitt Tire, 1219 E. 63rd St.
Cash Advance, 6244 N. Peoria Ave.
Warehouse Market, 6230 N. Peoria Ave.
Super Video, 6230 N. Peoria Ave.
Simple Simon’s 6206 N. Peoria Ave.
Charlie Hays Insurance 6112 N. Peoria Ave.
Turley Water 6108 N. Peoria Ave.
Straight Up Auto Center 6014 N. Peoria Ave.
Turley Barber 6012 N. Peoria Ave.
Sister D’s 6000 N. Peoria Ave.
Talkin Headz 5926 N. Peoria Ave.
Turley Family Clinic 1207 E. 59th Pl. N.
Ruby D’s 5920 N. Peoria Ave.
Turley Tag Agency 5918 N. Peoria Ave.
Anne Ridley Real Estate 5916 N. Peoria Ave.
Anchor Baptist Church 7525 N. Peoria Ave.
Rightway Used Tire 5925 N. Peoria Ave.
Turley United Methodist Church, 6050 N. Johnstown
Turley Correctional Center, 6101 N. Cincinnati
Turley Plumbing, 6801 N. Peoria Ave.
True Holiness, 1416 E. 66th St. N.
Turley Odd Fellow Lodge, 6227 N. Quincy Ave./ 6330 N. Rockford Ave.
VFW, Turley Post, 1701 W. Highway 66 Sapulpa OK 74066
Cornerstone Freewill Baptist Church, 7770 Whirlpool Dr., Owasso 74073
Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses 6520 N. Utica, Turley, OK 74130
Tidings of Peace Church, 1723 E. 66th St. N. Turley, OK 74130
New Testament Holiness, 1724 E. 63rd St. N. Turley, OK 74130
Dutch’s Pawn 5496 N. Peoria Ave., Tulsa, OK 74126
Turley Community Association, P.O. Box 6513 Turley, OK 74156
North Tulsa Farmers Market, 2620 E. 56th St. N., Tulsa OK 74130.
Turley Businesses and Organizations
All at Turley OK 74126 unless otherwise noted.
Green Country Feed & Seed 6155 N. Peoria Ave.,
C&C 6139 N. Peoria Ave.
Cullison Hardware 6201 N. Peoria Ave.,
Turley Assembly of God 6301 N. Peoria Ave.
The Living Room Church, 6305 N. Peoria Ave.
Maverick Mini-Mart, 6401 N. Peoria
Coney Hut 6415-E
Freedom Bank 6555 N. Peoria Ave.
Bozworth Truck Repair, 6635 N. Peoria Ave.
Markay BBQ, 6545 N. Peoria Ave.
Big T Car, 7035 N. Peoria Ave.
Transmission Shop 7037 N. Peoria Ave.
Grandpa’s Lawnmower, 7145 N. Peoria Ave.
Home Repair & Remodeling 7221 N. Peoria Ave.
Daylight Donut, 7425 N. Peoria Ave.
Oates Motor Co. 7248 N. Peoria Ave.
Auto Recycle 7002 N. Peoria Ave.
Frailey’s 6750 N. Peoria Ave.
Brad’s Auto Repair, 6750 N. Peoria Ave.
Ray’s Wrecker 6702 N. Peoria Ave.
Shorty’s Hamburgers 6620 N. Peoria Ave.
Cooper Signs, 6540 N. Peoria Ave.
Latter House Church, 6536 N. Peoria Ave.
Highlander Laundry, 6512 N. Peoria Ave.
Turley Restaurant, 6506 N. Peoria Ave.
Turley Fire and Rescue, 6404 N. Peoria Ave.
Dollar General, 6248 N. Peoria Ave.
McSperitt Tire, 1219 E. 63rd St.
Cash Advance, 6244 N. Peoria Ave.
Warehouse Market, 6230 N. Peoria Ave.
Super Video, 6230 N. Peoria Ave.
Simple Simon’s 6206 N. Peoria Ave.
Charlie Hays Insurance 6112 N. Peoria Ave.
Turley Water 6108 N. Peoria Ave.
Straight Up Auto Center 6014 N. Peoria Ave.
Turley Barber 6012 N. Peoria Ave.
Sister D’s 6000 N. Peoria Ave.
Talkin Headz 5926 N. Peoria Ave.
Turley Family Clinic 1207 E. 59th Pl. N.
Ruby D’s 5920 N. Peoria Ave.
Turley Tag Agency 5918 N. Peoria Ave.
Anne Ridley Real Estate 5916 N. Peoria Ave.
Anchor Baptist Church 7525 N. Peoria Ave.
Rightway Used Tire 5925 N. Peoria Ave.
Turley United Methodist Church, 6050 N. Johnstown
Turley Correctional Center, 6101 N. Cincinnati
Turley Plumbing, 6801 N. Peoria Ave.
True Holiness, 1416 E. 66th St. N.
Turley Odd Fellow Lodge, 6227 N. Quincy Ave./ 6330 N. Rockford Ave.
VFW, Turley Post, 1701 W. Highway 66 Sapulpa OK 74066
Cornerstone Freewill Baptist Church, 7770 Whirlpool Dr., Owasso 74073
Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses 6520 N. Utica, Turley, OK 74130
Tidings of Peace Church, 1723 E. 66th St. N. Turley, OK 74130
New Testament Holiness, 1724 E. 63rd St. N. Turley, OK 74130
Dutch’s Pawn 5496 N. Peoria Ave., Tulsa, OK 74126
Turley Community Association, P.O. Box 6513 Turley, OK 74156
North Tulsa Farmers Market, 2620 E. 56th St. N., Tulsa OK 74130.
Thursday
Cherokee School News and others
You can comment here and post news and events for Cherokee Elementary School in Turley, or for other schools where students from Turley attend.
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