Poll: Breaking down the proposed one percent sales tax increase proposal
Several questions have risen since the City of Guthrie announced they will be seeking a one percent sales tax increase to the citizens with a vote on Aug. 26.
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Residential fireworks permits available
Permits to discharge fireworks for the upcoming Fourth of July are now available with the City of Guthrie.
Signal traffic lights at 33 and 35 corridor one step away
Motorists and citizens of Guthrie have been waiting for this announcement for some time. The City of Guthrie and the Oklahoma Department of Transportation are…
Could Guthrie do away with Division Street?
Could a major street that runs right through Guthrie be renamed? It will be researched and considered by city officials in July.
City Council restricts tobacco and e-cigarette products
The City of Guthrie is joining the list of cities and schools that will restrict tobacco and e-cigarette products. The restriction will be for all city owned…
Firework ordinance amended for city limits
The Guthrie City Council voted not to completely do away with the current fireworks ordinance. However, a restriction will keep the fireworks at a minimum.
Kim Biggs promoted to Guthrie City Clerk, Treasurer
Mayor Mark Spradlin and the Guthrie City Council recently appointed Kim Biggs to the City Clerk/Treasurer position for the City of Guthrie.
Princeton Elm trees planted in Harrison Square
Contractors planted 10 Princeton Elm trees in downtown’s Harrison Square on Monday as part of the area’s face lift.
Committee hoping to bring excitement to downtown area
The Guthrie City Council approved a request for proposal for the Architectural Design and Build Services for Downtown Improvement Project. The $171,861.00 project would close…
City set to upgrade with 30 new computers
The seven member Guthrie city council members approved to lease-purchase thirty desktop computers, laptops and monitors. The lease-purchase with Dell Financial Services comes at an…
Fees increased at local lakes and parks
The Guthrie City Council on Tuesday evening agreed with the Citizens Rate and Fee Advisory Committee to amend the Airport Hangar Structure Permit Fees, Lake…
Park Board recommends tree for downtown district
Earlier this month a downtown parking area saw several trees cut down and removed as part of the Forestry Board’s face lift project. Now, they have selected…
Guthrie begins replacement of water meters wireless water meter reading improves efficiency
The City of Guthrie, will begin installation of an advanced water meter reading (AMR) system from Sensus. The innovative system will replace monthly manual meter…
Trees removed from downtown parking lot
A downtown parking lot will soon be getting a facelift soon. The project started this week with Bradford Pear trees being cut down by the…
Water rates going up; when and how much?
The Guthrie Public Works Authority unanimously approved to increase water rates to all customers for the City of Guthrie. Due to litigation, water rates have not seen…
Gentlemen of the Road Compost Council nominated for Best Recycling & Composting Event of the Year in Oklahoma
Tulsa, OK: The Metropolitan Environmental Trust has selected the Gentleman of the Road, Guthrie Event as the 2013 Recycling & Composting Event of the…
OU students show Guthrie is a prime candidate for entertainment success
The City of Guthrie got a good idea of where they stand when it comes to potentially carrying the momentum when it comes to being…
City and water district remain split on water feud
With back-and-forth battling between the City of Guthrie and Logan County Rural Water District No. 1, it appears the end is not in sight and will continue to remain in the court…
Day two of the City of Guthrie trial; continued
After day two of the trial between former Councilwoman Patty Hazlewood and the City of Guthrie, there will need to be at least a third day,…
City of Guthrie and former councilwoman begin trial
After four plus years since being filed, the trial between a former councilwoman and City of Guthrie started Tuesday morning inside the Logan County Courthouse.