Guthrie was shaking Thursday evening
A 2.6 magnitude earthquake struck at approximately at 9:25 p.m. Its epicenter was located north of Prairie Grove Road and east of Midwest Blvd, according to the…
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Teenager rescued after falling through icy pond
A teenager was rescued Thursday afternoon from a partially iced over Highland Park pond.
Wood stove causes house fire; two puppies killed
Logan County fire departments responded early Wednesday morning to a house fire just outside of the Guthrie city limits. The fire has left a family without…
GFD reminds rural residents to get fire memberships
With the recent wildland fires across the state, the Guthrie Fire Department wants to remind citizens that if you live outside the Guthrie City Limits,…
City council names Leroy Alsup as new city manager
The Guthrie city council announced their new city manager at a special city meeting on Thursday evening. The announcement comes less than three months since…
Law enforcement will be looking for impaired drivers
Oklahoma City – This holiday season, law enforcement throughout the state of Oklahoma will be looking for impaired drivers as part of Drive Sober or…
City of Guthrie employee accepts same position in Broken Arrow
After four years of service to the City of Guthrie, Cody Mosley has accepted a position in northeastern Oklahoma.
Wake up! Missing 1-2 hours of sleep doubles crash risk
Dec. 6, 2016 – Drivers who miss between one to two hours of the recommended seven hours of sleep in a 24-hour period nearly double…
Sen. AJ Griffin appointed as Rural Caucus Chair
OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma Senate President Pro Tempore-designate Mike Schulz on Thursday announced his appointment of Sen. AJ Griffin as chair of the Senate Rural…
City roads identified for resurfacing with Streets CIP
Updated on Feb. 9, 2017 — The Guthrie City Council awarded bids for the 2017 fiscal year Street Capital Improvement Project. The unanimous approval came…
Filing period ends for city and school boards; 12 citizens file in Guthrie
The three-day filing period came to an end on Wednesday for four seats on the Guthrie city council and two seats on the Guthrie Board…
City parks to receive upgrades with CIP sales tax dollars
Highland Park and Mineral Wells Park are just two of several jewels in Guthrie. Both city parks will see improvements through the Capital Improvement Projects…
Council approves purchase of ladder truck, 10 police units
Two of the biggest Capital Improvement Projects (CIP) the City of Guthrie was hopeful for with the approved city-wide sales tax increase was for the…
Motorcyclist airlifted after avoiding albino deer on 5th Street bridge
A motorcyclist was airlifted to a Oklahoma City hospital on Thursday night after avoiding an albino deer on the 5th Street bridge on Guthrie’s west side.
Commissioners seeking change to state statute for CIRB funding
The Logan County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) approved a resolution seeking the Oklahoma legislature to support changing a state statue pertaining to distribution and use…
Horse euthanized after possible neglect; additional horses taken to rescue
Updated at 12:25 p.m. on Dec. 30, 2016 — Charges filed on two suspects for animal cruelty; one horse euthanized
Firefighters battle grass fires along I-35; GFD truck involved in accident
Fire departments throughout Logan County battled two grass fires along Interstate 35, which appears were started by a vehicle. Meanwhile, fire departments in Edmond also battled grass…
Council approves $1.6M low water dam to benefit drinking water
The Guthrie city council took a step in hopefully providing quality water in the long-term for its citizens and other providers by approving the construction of…
Ladder truck, CIP projects drawing closer to approval
Guthrie voters approved a 15-year, three-quarters of a penny city sales tax increase nine months ago for Capital Improvement Projects (CIP). Now, it appears a first round of…
Four bids received to rebuild washed-out county bridge
After heavy rains washed out a southern Logan County bridge 18 months ago, the Oklahoma Department of Transportation received four bids last week to reconstruct…