Logan County filings for April 11, 2017
Following actions were filed in the District Court of Logan County for April 11, 2017.
Articles by Guthrie News Page
School administrators question scope of proposed TIF district near future elementary school
With a new elementary school set for construction this spring for Guthrie Public Schools in southern Logan County, traffic concerns could be an issue in…
GFD beautifies station with energy efficient lighting
The Guthrie Fire Department recently added four gooseneck LED light fixtures in front of the fire station near the bay doors. Not only does the lighting…
Ask Dr. Anna: Lumps and bumps on dogs: When should I be concerned
Dogs of all ages can develop lumps and bumps. It is important to know when these should be examined by a veterinarian. According to Nationwide Pet Insurance,…
Logan County Conservation holds awards banquet
Conservation-minded students and private landowners recently received special recognition at the Logan County Conservation Awards Banquet held Thursday evening, April 13, at the county fairgrounds.
Study: Minimal cost savings for 4-day school weeks, increases for majority of districts
OKLAHOMA CITY – A recent study by the Oklahoma State Department of Education (OSDE) casts doubt on the assumption that switching to a four-day school week…
Guthrie schools losing $73,190 this month in state aid; state continues to borrow money
The State of Oklahoma, once again, is borrowing money and schools, including Guthrie Public Schools, will not be fully-funded this month in state aid. This…
Arrest made in Guthrie homicide; another suspect on the run
An arrest has been in the Guthrie homicide that took place last week. 24-year-old Joseph William Angelo was shot 36 times and later died at…
New location for ‘89er Carnival; times and dates announced
The ‘89er Carnival is moving back to the downtown area.
Close call for apartment resident after chair catches fire
Thanks to neighbors and a maintenance worker, an apartment resident was left with minimal damage following a small fire inside a living room.
Rinehart wins second tourney of the season; Lady Jays take third
For the second time this season, Guthrie High School junior Sarah Rinehart captured the top spot on the golf course. Her latest win came on…
GHS interim basketball coach resigns; program looking for head coach
The Guthrie Board of Education approved the resignation of Guthrie High School’s interim girl’s basketball coach at Monday night’s meeting.
Street crews staying busy with beautification of downtown
With the celebration of ’89er Days ahead, the Guthrie Street Crew has been busy getting ready for the week that Guthrie will be highlighted for…
Eldona Woodruff named GPS certified employee of the month
Guthrie Public Schools recognized their March Certified Employee of the Month at Monday evening’s Board of Education meeting.
Bill allowing sale of insurance across state lines passes committee
OKLAHOMA CITY – The House Insurance Committee today passed a bill that will allow individuals to purchase health insurance across state lines.
Jays take fourth in Kingfisher under the Maxwell format
The Guthrie High School boy’s golf team ran into a familiar foe and a couple of stout private schools on Monday at Kingfisher Golf Course.
March GRF receipts 9% below estimate; State to borrow more money
OKLAHOMA CITY — General Revenue Fund (GRF) collections in March missed the official monthly estimate by 9 percent and are 2.8 percent below the estimate for…
Senate Minutes with Senator AJ Griffin
With more than half of the 2017 legislative session behind us, committee and floor votes in both chambers have been largely focused on legislation dealing…
Makaya Coker signs college letter with Cowley County
Makaya Coker signed her letter of intent with Cowley County to play collegiate tennis. The GHS senior signed with family by her side as classmates…
Former Deputy Court Clerk arrested for child pornography charges, computer crime
A Guthrie man has been charged with five felonies for possessing child pornography and violating the state’s Computer Crimes Act. The man who once worked…