State: March GRF receipts above estimate
OKLAHOMA CITY — General Revenue Fund collections in March exceeded the estimate for the first time since July 2015.
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Langston University’s Coach Cheryl Miller named among 30 Most Influential Women In College Sports
Langston, Oklahoma – Langston University is proud to announce the head coach of the women’s basketball team, Cheryl Miller, was included among the 30 most…
Guthrie hosts National Little Britches Rodeo executive board
The Territorial All Sports Museum turned into the executive conference room for the Board of the National Little Britches Rodeo Association (NLBRA). Steve Gentling, Mayor…
The Pollard Theatre presents HAIRSPRAY
Guthrie, OK – The 1950s are out and change is in the air! The Pollard Theatre Company is proud to present the international smash hit musical…
Rhinehart takes third in Cushing Invitational
The Guthrie High School Lady Jays golf team competed at the Cushing Lady Tiger Invitational on Monday. Sarah Rhinehart placed third place with a score…
Guthrie Schools recognizes Support and Certified Employee’s of the Month for March
Guthrie Public Schools recognized their March Support and Certified Employee’s of the month at Monday evening’s Board of Education meeting.
Guthrie schools will need to cut $1.5 million from next year’s budget
Assuming the State of Oklahoma does have any additional budget failures, the Guthrie school district is expected to see a reduction of $1.5 million in…
BOE accepts resignation of long-time school employee
The Guthrie Board of Education meeting ended in a surprising way when they accepted the resignation of a school employee. On Monday evening’s meeting, Director…
Superintendent: “Perfect storm” for our district from a financial standpoint
In January, in this column and through district email, I described the financial problems ahead for not only our district but also the state. On…
GHS baseball riding four game win streak; two games in Woodward
The Guthrie High School baseball team will be riding a four game winning streak into Woodward on Tuesday when the Jays get set for two crucial…
Did the State adopt common core — again
I am receiving numerous emails regarding the state’s recent action to adopt new English and math standards for common education. The writers are specifically concerned…
GHS soccer teams share same records; split games with Guymon
The Guthrie High School soccer teams split their district, doubleheader with Guymon on Friday night.
Lady Jays take team title in Bartlesville; Bluejays earn third
The Guthrie High School tennis program returned with two trophies from the Bartlesville Tennis Tournament. The Lady Jays returned with two winners while the Jays…
Logan County filings for April 11, 2016
The following actions were filed in the District Court of Logan County for April 11, 2016.
Medal winners at Cimarron National’s Spring Jr. golf tournament
On Sunday, the Cimarron National’s Spring Jr. golf tournament was held at Cimarron golf course. Despite the strong winds, the tournament saw a great turnout.
Large turnout for annual Touch The Trucks event
An estimated 1,000 people attended the annual and popular Touch the Trucks event on Sunday in the parking lot of Guthrie High School.
Farmers needed for Guthrie Farmers Market
The Guthrie Farmers Market is needing farmers to participate in the 2016 Farmers Market. The Guthrie Farmers Market Board is hosting a meeting April 18…
Central Elementary invited dads to school and eat donuts
Central Elementary school invited dads, grandpas and uncles to be with their child last Friday for donuts. Each student brought their dad and shared a donut…
Commissioner Doak: A tool for retirement: Is an annuity right for you?
By John D. Doak Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner Each day about 10,000 Baby Boomers enter their retirement years. There are many retirement communities in Florida for…
Lions Club hold Pancake feed for local charities
The Guthrie Lions Club held their annual Pancake Feed on Friday at the American Legion Hall. The all you can eat fundraiser helped the Lions Meadows…