Musil drops opening match at State
Updated on Feb.26 at 11 p.m. — In the first match of the consolation bracket for Tyler Musil, the sophomore got caught and eventually pinned…
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Guthrie hall of fame coach returns back to coaching
Guthrie Hall of Fame cross country coach Clay Tarter is back in the coaching ranks. His next adventure has landed him on the collegiate level….
Sheriff Bauman announces he will run for a third term
Logan County Sheriff Jim Bauman announced he is running for a third term on Thursday morning.
Earthquake serves as early morning wake up call for many
Update: The USGS has since downgraded the earthquake to a 3.6 in magnitude. A 5:39 a.m. earthquake gave several people an early wake up call…
Video: Territorial Capital Sports Museum honors FCA authors
The Territorial Sports Capital Museum held a luncheon on Tuesday afternoon to honor two authors, who played special roles in their part of the Oklahoma Fellowship…
Annual Trash Off Day set for residents on April 15 and 16
Mark your calendars. The annual Trash Off days has been set for April and is a great time for some spring cleaning.
Logan County filings for Feb. 24, 2016
The following actions were filed in the District Court of Logan County for Feb. 24, 2016.
Gov. Fallin applauds House Committee for passing criminal justice reform bills
OKLAHOMA CITY – Governor Mary Fallin today commended the House Criminal Justice and Corrections Committee for approving four bills related to reforms spotlighted in her State…
School board elects officers for the next year; positions are immediately
The Board of Education for Guthrie Public Schools held their first meeting following the recent school board election. In their first action, they voted for positions…
School board accepts resignation of accused special education teacher
The Guthrie Public Schools Board of Education met for 23 minutes in a special meeting on Wednesday afternoon. Following an executive session, they accepted the…
Fiancee taken into custody on homicide allegations
Logan County investigators have made an arrest in what they are calling a homicide after a lengthy investigation.
Gov. Fallin orders state agencies to remove question about felony convictions from job applications
OKLAHOMA CITY – Governor Mary Fallin today signed an executive order directing state agencies to eliminate questions about prior felony convictions from employment applications.
Facebook’s new ‘Reactions’ buttons are here! Do you ‘like’ the emojis?
Starting on Wednesday and rolling out across all platforms in the coming days, you can add one of the new Reactions by holding down like…
GHS tennis team takes on John Newcombe’s camp
The Guthrie High School tennis teams traveled to New Braunfels, Texas over the weekend to improve their game with a popular camp with a former…
Gov. Mary Fallin says Oklahoma’s economic development efforts paying off
OKLAHOMA CITY – Governor Mary Fallin said she is optimistic about recent economic development activity, despite the downturn being experienced in the energy sector.
View the upcoming ballots in the March 1 presidential primary
Voters will be headed out to the polls statewide on March 1 to cast their vote in the presidential primary. In addition, county voters will decide…
Early voting begins on Thursday, February 25
A new state law which took effect on November 1, 2013, changes the dates and times voters have come to expect for early voting in…
Voters to decide liquor by the drink on Sundays, holidays with March 1 vote
Logan County voters will decide on March 1 if alcoholic beverages can be served on Sundays and selected holidays for on site consumption. Several business owners are…
Man found with drugs inside jail; concealed in rectum
After being taken into custody and transported to the city jail and later a county jail, a man was found concealing marijuana in his rectum.
ODOT takes down one more building; one more to go
A wrecking company began demolition of a speed lube that served Guthrie for decades on the west side of town Tuesday. Now, only one structure will remain to be…