Guthrie Police raise $4,551.56 for Special Olympics
The Guthrie Police Department raised $4,551.56 with Cops on Doughnut Shops for the Special Olympics with their third annual event.
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Watch: Zack Wilkerson signs with SNU
Guthrie High School senior Zack Wilkerson signed to play college basketball with Southern Nazarene University.
Watch: The Music Never Dies with Vince Gill, Larry Gatlin, Turnpike Troubadours and Byron Berline Band
Byron and Bette Berline and their family suffered a tragic loss of The Double Stop Fiddle Shop to fire in late February 2019. As they…
Wrecker truck clipped by train
It was a close call for a tow truck driver on Wednesday evening after his wrecker truck was struck by a train. A rollback truck…
Cimarron River expected to come out of its banks
Officials are projecting the Cimarron River will go into flood stage on Wednesday evening. Guthrie Fire Chief Eric Harlow says the flooding event could take…
Ask Dr. Anna: How to recognize the six signs of fear in dogs
This week, I saw a video on Facebook of a rooster being “hypnotized” by a line drawn in the dirt close to his beak. It…
Senate Minutes with State Senator Chuck Hall
With our passage of legislation giving the governor the power to directly hire and fire directors at five of the state’s top agencies, the confirmation…
Lady Jays advance to first-ever state semifinal
By: Rodrigo SolisSpecial to Guthrie Sports Page When the final whistle blew, the Guthrie crowd raised their hands up in the air celebrating the Lady…
Collision sends school bus into front yard; one person arrested
A Guthrie school bus and a sports utility vehicle were involved in an accident on Friday afternoon. The impact sent the bus into a residential…
City of Guthrie announces new Human Resource Director
The City of Guthrie has announced Kristin Elsenbeck as the new Human Resource and Administrative Services Director. Elsenbeck will officially start with the City on…
Girls golf takes 10th at State; Dodgion top 10 finish
Head coach Jason Rice was pleased on how his team finished the 2019 golf season. Of course, anytime you make the state tournament its always…
The RoundUp: Local Legislators gives an update from the State Capitol
Chris Evans visits with Rep. Garry Mize, Rep. John Pfeiffer and Senator Chuck Hall on the ongoing issues during the current legislative session. Each legislator…
Rep. Mize: Legislature moves into conference committee process, prioritizes budget discussions
Another deadline has come and gone. Last Thursday was the final day to vote on remaining bills in the opposite chamber. In total, the House…
Logan County filings May 2, 2019
Following actions were filed in the District Court of Logan County for May 2, 2019. Criminal Misdemeanor (CM) CM-2019-277State of Oklahoma v. Payne, Gary Lynn…
Logan County filings May 1, 2019
Following actions were filed in the District Court of Logan County for May 1, 2019. Criminal Felony (CF) CF-2019-104State of Oklahoma v. Knight, Kenneth JeromeCF-2019-105State…
Alcoholic beverage tax collection up 36% in April for Logan County
The allocation of alcoholic beverage tax for Logan County relatively stayed the same in April compared to the previous month. However, the overall tax continues…
Girls Soccer defeats Santa Fe South 1-0 on historic night
By: Rodrigo Solis RuizSpecial to Guthrie Sports Page For the first time in program history, the Guthrie Lady Jays soccer team will be playing in…
Williams, Lawson named Lions Club students of the month
Guthrie High School students Mikayla Williams and Chance Lawson were selected and honored by the Guthrie Lions Club for students of the month for April….
Lady Jays Tennis competes at regionals; two headed to state
By: Rodrigo Solis RuizSpecial to Guthrie Sports Page The Guthrie High School girls tennis team competed in the 5A regional tournament at Cascia Hall. Six…
Logan County filings April 30, 2019
Following actions were filed in the District Court of Logan County for April 30, 2019. Criminal Felony (CF) CF-2019-102State of Oklahoma v. Harms, AngelaCF-2019-103State of…