City of Guthrie and MTC partner in workshop for starting a business
The City of Guthrie in partnership with Meridian Technology Center and GuthrieAmerica will be hosting a free “How to Start a Business” workshop on Thursday,…
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’89er Committee inviting public input at next meeting
The Oklahoma ’89er Committee is set to begin working on the 2017 event that is witness by thousands. The committee is offering an invitation to…
Gov. Fallin directs OHP to delay card reading devices
OKLAHOMA CITY – Governor Mary Fallin today directed her Cabinet secretary of safety and security to delay the use of devices that read the magnetic…
School board to decide on staff reduction in special meeting
Updated on June 22, 2016 — BOE approves to reduce minimum contract days for school staff Guthrie Public Schools will hold a special meeting next…
Governor disapproves of high salary offer for TSET position
OKLAHOMA CITY – Governor Mary Fallin today said the Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust’s (TSET) failure to file necessary hiring paperwork for a new, highly-paid chief…
FCC set to host Mission Guthrie – Project 7:16 in July
A unique event is set to begin on July 16 for the community of Guthrie as First Christian Church welcomes an estimated 150 youth and…
Mosquito prevention dunks available in Logan County
Summertime brings those pesky mosquitoes along with illnesses associated with them. In an effort to prevent illnesses such as West Nile virus (WNV), the Logan…
June 28 Election: All the information you need
Voters will go to the polls Tuesday for the June 28 Primary Election, Logan County Election Board Secretary Erin Dorio said on Thursday.
World’s largest road trip makes unexpected visit to Guthrie; traffic backed up throughout town
The world’s largest road trip featuring thousands of cars rolled through Guthrie on Thursday morning, unexpectedly.
DHS makes Summer Cooling assistance available for low-income households
Oklahoma City — The Oklahoma Department of Human Services (DHS) will make a limited amount of summer cooling assistance funds available across the state through…
Logan County filings for June 15, 2016
The following actions were filed in the District Court of Logan County for June 15, 2016.
Audit reveals “payroll fraud” for Crescent EMS
A State audit report for the Crescent Emergency Medical Service District shows 10 findings, including payroll fraud and unauthorized sale of an ambulance. Now, according…
Logan County filings for June 14, 2016
The following actions were filed in the District Court of Logan County for June 14, 2016.
Weekly Logan County Sheriff Reports
The following report is from the Logan County Sheriff’s Office for the week of June 7, 2016 to June 14, 2016.
Proceeds from “The Duffy” benefits golfers through the local YMCA
Cimarron National Golf Club recently hosted “The Duffy” golf tournament and partnered with the PGA Jr. Golf Foundation and Guthrie YMCA to promote junior golf. A…
May GRF receipts miss estimate by 13.3 percent
OKLAHOMA CITY — Tax incentives for wind producers again contributed to corporate income tax refunds exceeding monthly collections in May, further depleting General Revenue Fund (GRF)…
Common Ed Tech funding comes in below projections
OKLAHOMA CITY – The State Department of Education announced on Tuesday a revenue shortfall of $16.3 million to the Common Education Technology Revolving Fund. This is one of…
Planning Commission denies recommendation for downtown apartments
The Guthrie Planning Commission recommended not to issue a special permit to allow construction of a multi-family development in a downtown historic building. Now, the…
Waitress chases suspect from restaurant; thrown from vehicle
A waitress was rushed to a Oklahoma City hospital on Tuesday evening after she chased a patron out of a Guthrie restaurant and was tossed…
House Speaker, Senate Budget Chair surprised by Superintendent’s textbook statement
Oklahoma Speaker of the House Jeff Hickman and Senate Appropriations & Budget Committee Chairman Clark Jolley said they were surprised by comments from Oklahoma Superintendent…