City Council elects to lower speed limits
With the approval of the Oklahoma Department of Transportation, motorists will be slowing down on their way in and out of Guthrie.
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Committee recommends lowering speed limit on Walnut to 25 mph
The Guthrie Street Committee met Wednesday evening and has recommended the city council lower the speed limit on Walnut Street.
Hillcrest Drive and Mineral Wells road to be upgraded
The City of Guthrie is accepting bids to pave one street and a road with the Street Capital Improvement Program.
Street committee to consider lowering speed limit on Division
The Guthrie Street Committee will hold a special meeting on Wednesday, February 15 to discuss speed limits on Division and Walnut streets.
Parking on the grass issue continues on
Despite seven months of ongoing conversations, the proposed parking on the grass ordinance was tabled at the Guthrie City Council meeting Tuesday evening.
Exercise your library fines right off approved
By Tori Jones Guthrie News Page The Guthrie Public Library received permission from the Guthrie City Council to partner with Anytime Fitness, Curves, and the YMCA…
Fire Department welcomes Brush 1 to the force
The Guthrie Fire Department is proud to have a new teammate on the force.
Mayor, Vice Mayor Gather at the State Capitol to Convene
OKLAHOMA CITY – Mayors from across Oklahoma met at the state Capitol on January 20 to debate issues facing municipalities and craft a legislative agenda for…
GPWA files petition against Councilwoman
The Guthrie Public Works Authority filed a petition for declaratory judgement against two Guthrie citizens, including a current sitting city council member, in hopes of…
Council votes to tear down four house structures; three to follow
The Guthrie City Council held public hearings during their scheduled Tuesday evening council meeting and voted unanimously to solicit bids to tear down four house…
Council to vote on next set of dilapidated structures to be torn down
Demolition of dilapidated structures has been a high priority set out by the Guthrie City Council.
Crenshaw honored for 28 years of service
The Guthrie City Council started 2012 with perhaps the quickest city council meeting. If it was the shortest meeting Lance Crenshaw would know.
City Council approves and declines special use permits
It was a loaded agenda for the 61st Guthrie City Council Tuesday evening, but a majority of the meeting saw council members listening to residents and the…
Guthrie set to receive more beauty, library director
The City of Guthrie’s City Council held their regular scheduled meeting Tuesday evening and passed all items in front of them with unanimous votes.
What are the needs for Guthrie’s future?
The Guthrie City Council will soon be going through a strategic planning process to talk about the priorities, needs, and goals for the City of…
Guthrie halts annex talks with popular restaurant
The Guthrie City Council met for their regular scheduled meeting Tuesday evening and part of the business talk was to end further discussion with the…
What type of park amenities would you like to see at Liberty Lake?
The Guthrie City Council met with members of the public and representatives from the planning firm Jacobs Engineering, to discuss what type of land usage…
Guthrie to sell excess city property
The City of Guthrie will be selling surplus properties in late November as declared by the city council in their goal of selling excess city…
Mueller sworn in as Ward III council member
The 61st Guthrie City Council welcomed Sheri Mueller to her first city council meeting since being appointed on October 18th.
Parking on the grass ordinance being considered by council
The City of Guthrie is weighing their options of adopting an ordinance that will disallow vehicles from being parked in residential yards. However, the city…