Man suffers self-inflicted gun shot wound at fuel station
One person was rushed to a Oklahoma City hospital after what appears he accidentally shot himself while at a Guthrie convenience store.
Officer rescues woman from hotel restroom filled with smoke
Guests inside a Guthrie hotel were driven out of their beds late Friday night by the alarm system. As they made their way out, smoke could be seen coming from the bottom floor.
Update: Stolen truck recovered in open field; police searching clues
Updated on July 23, 2017 at 1 p.m. — A family was reunited with their stolen pickup truck after someone found it in an open field on Sunday morning. A man, who was about to mow a nearby land in eastern Logan County, had noticed a fence had been knocked down and went to investigate. […]
Vehicle rolls on its top in creek bed; two people air lifted
A single vehicle accident with four people inside resulted in two people being transported by an air ambulance to a Oklahoma City hospital.
Guthrie goes above triple digits; more heat expected
It was bound to happen. Luckily, it came in the third week of July. We’re talking about temperatures hitting 100 degrees for the first time this year.
Youth sports complex task force continues discussions
It’s no secret that youth sports plays a big factor in all towns across America. It’s also no secret Guthrie has lacked in youth sports fields for a long time. However, a committee has formed to help find solutions to bring a youth complex to town.
City proposes downtown park concept for outdoor events
The Guthrie city council discussed several projects on Tuesday evening inside City Hall. They’re hopeful to address two major concerns as soon as possible while beginning discussions on perhaps reshaping a portion of the downtown area.
Council to hold workshop on proposed projects costing $1-2M
A special workshop meeting has been called for Tuesday for the Guthrie city council. The council will discuss three separate projects that could total over $2 million.
Left lane law restrictions to take effect Nov. 1
Oklahoma drivers should be aware that House Bill 2312 will go into effect on Nov. 1, adding restrictions for driving in the left-hand lane on divided highways of four lanes or more.
Love’s Travel Stops offering free hot dogs on Wednesday
In celebration of National Hot Dog Day taking place Wednesday, July 19, Love’s Travel Stops is giving away free hot dogs to its customers. Customers can access a barcode for their free hot dog or roller grill item on Love’s official Facebook, Twitter or Instagram pages from 12:01 a.m. to 11:59 p.m. Wednesday, July 19. Customers can redeem one coupon […]
Secretary of Logan County Election Board to resign; accepts state job
Pictured is Erin Dorio showing how a ballot is inserted into a ballot machine.
Erin Dorio, secretary of elections over Logan County, has announced that she will be resigning from office effective July 28, after 16 years of service.
Police advising citizens to be aware of scam by two individuals
The Guthrie Police Department and many others are warning Guthrie and Logan County residents of a male and female attempting to scam people. Police say they have been involved in several scams. Several social media postings say the two in question attempt the scam by saying they have been at the VA (Veteran Affairs Health […]
GPS elementary enrollment dates and school supply lists
The first day of school for Guthrie Public Schools is Aug. 18. With the, um, excitement, Guthrie News Page is sharing the school supply lists and enrollment dates for the 2017-18 school year.
Sen. Griffin honored for 100 percent support of legislation for agriculture, rural Oklahoma
The Oklahoma Farm Bureau (OKFB) is applauding lawmakers who are now a part of their 100 Percent Club for voting in favor of key legislation important to farmers, ranchers and rural Oklahoma during the 2017 session. Sen. AJ Griffin, who is chair of the Senate’s Rural Caucus, is among those being recognized by the organization […]
Superintendent reports GPS has weathered the financial storm; moving forward with caution
Guthrie Public Schools superintendent says the school district has weathered the financial storm over the last two years, but says he’s moving forward with caution.
Wendy Thompson from Love’s Travel Stops and Country Stores selected as one of only 38 to AICPA’s 2017 Leadership Academy
AICPA Leadership Academy in to be held in October in Durham, N.C.
Wendy Thompson, CPA, CGMA of Guthrie, OK was one of only 38 CPAs honored by the American Institute of CPAs (AICPA) as a member of the Leadership Academy’s ninth graduating class. Wendy was selected based on her exceptional leadership skills and professional experience for the four-day Leadership Academy program, which will be held from October […]
Guthrie’s Jake Zserdin takes second in the world at NLBRA
On Thursday night winning a buckle was a big deal for 14-year-old Jake Zserdin, but by Sunday evening he finished as the second best in the world. In the world!
Oklahoma Territorial Museum featured in The Washington Times
The Oklahoma Territorial Museum received several upgrades two year ago and is one of 28 historic properties funded by the Oklahoma Historical Society. On Sunday, The Washington Times dedicated an article toward the Guthrie museum.
Emergency responders cut through home’s floor to rescue dog
Photo courtesy of Battalion Chief Erin Jones.
The Guthrie Fire Department has responded to several unusual calls throughout the years, but the latest occurred on Sunday night when a family pet fell several feet below a Guthrie home.
Two vehicle accident on Highway 33 sends three to the hospital
A two vehicle accident on Highway 33 sent three people to the hospital and resulted in the death of a family pet.