Sen. Hall: Complex issues with obtaining a Real ID
When it comes to getting a driver license renewed, purchasing a tag or getting a REAL ID compliant driver license or identification card, this past…
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Logan County filings April 2, 2021
Following actions were filed in the District Court of Logan County for April 2, 2021. Criminal Felony (CF) CF-2021-59State of Oklahoma v. Pierce, Robert RaymondCF-2021-60State…
Logan County filings April 1, 2021
Following actions were filed in the District Court of Logan County for April 1, 2021. Criminal Felony (CF) CF-2021-53State of Oklahoma v. Yang, Dong QiangCF-2021-54State…
Logan County filings March 31, 2021
Following actions were filed in the District Court of Logan County for March 31, 2021. Criminal Misdemeanor (CM) CM-2021-98State of Oklahoma v. Scott, Larry Tyrel…
Masks no longer mandatory for GPS students, staff; strongly recommended
Guthrie Public Schools is dropping their mandatory wearing of masks while inside buildings for students and staff, but still required on school buses. The district…
Watch Trailer: “The Girl Who Believes in Miracles” coming to theatres April 2
120dB Films and the Oklahoma Film + Music Office, in conjunction with Gerson Productions, The Mustard Seed Production and Trailmaker Productions, are proud to announce…
Railroad repairs forces closure at Forrest Hills Road
The rail crossing at Forrest Hills Rd. between Kelly and Broadway was closed on March 31 and will remain closed until April 8 at 5…
Firefighters battling grass fire at Seward Road
3:45 Update — Fire crews believe they will be on the scene for 3-4 additional hours. Logan County District 2 is assisting firefighters with graders….
Baseball off to 6-0 district record; schedule picks up in April
Guthrie High School head baseball coach Casey Porter is not 100 percent certain how good his team is as March comes to an end, but…
Logan County filings March 30, 2021
Following actions were filed in the District Court of Logan County for March 30, 2021. Civil relief more than $10,000 (CJ) CJ-2021-46Bank Of America, N.a….
Watch: City Council Candidate Forum
The Greater Guthrie Chamber of Commerce will host a live forum on Wednesday (March 31) at 6 p.m. with the Ward 3 City of Guthrie…
Local parks to benefit from successful $70,000 grant
Mineral Wells Park and Banner Park will soon see additional improvements as the City of Guthrie was approved and awarded a $70,000 grant to help…
Search warrant leads to large amount of drugs inside home
Pictured (L-R) is Skylar Womack, Samuel Cain Jr., Jennifer Davis and Leanna Stevenson. The Guthrie Police Department executed a search warrant last week that led…
Logan County filings March 29, 2021
Following actions were filed in the District Court of Logan County for March 29, 2021. Criminal Misdemeanor (CM) CM-2021-88State of Oklahoma v. Anders, Robert J.CM-2021-89State…
Softball defeats Enid in first ever home game; teams combine for 80 runs
When Guthrie and Enid met up for the first ever slow-pitch softball game in Guthrie High School history earlier this month, the 30-20 Lady Jays…
Mobile ID app shortens in-person visits for REAL ID
In January, the Oklahoma Department of Public Safety (DPS) announced they were relaunching their Mobile ID app with exciting new features. The biggest game-changer is…
Junior high tennis teams fare well at conference tournament
The Guthrie Junior High School tennis teams placed high at the Suburban Conference tournament on Monday. Lindsey Devereaux won a championship medal in number one…
Planning of The Elbow renovation receives a $26,000 boost
As citizens and the City of Guthrie continue to work together on a master plan to renovate Noble Park, also known as The Elbow, the…
Woman accused of setting ex-boyfriend’s vehicle on fire
A woman is being accused of setting her ex-boyfriend’s car on fire. The incident took place on March 7 on the campus of Langston University….
Junior High students disciplined for racial slurs
Guthrie Public Schools announced on Monday afternoon they are investigating students’ actions in regards to racial slurs. District administrators said they were made aware of…