Construction of $20M sewer plant underway
The construction of the new $20 million Waste Water Treatment Plant is underway on Guthrie’s northwest side of town. Over 400 yards of concrete was…
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Guthrie City Manager wins 2021 Gerald Wilkins Award
Guthrie City Manager Leroy Alsup gained statewide recognition at the annual City Management Association of Oklahoma (CMAO). Alsup was among a select of city managers…
City acquires land for proposed future development at airport
After several months of discussions in executive sessions, Guthrie city council members approved the land acquisition of 44.92 acres near the Guthrie Edmond Regional Airport…
Video: Fire Chief thanks council members for successful OSFA Convention
Guthrie Fire Chief Eric Harlow thanked the members of the city council after hosting a successful state-wide firefighter’s convention. Close to 400 firefighters, both active…
OG&E donates bucket truck to City
The Guthrie City Council accepted a bucket truck from OG&E that will benefit the City’s workforce. OG&E donated a 2009 International truck and will allow…
Video: Harrison Ave. completely reopened after four years of detours
With a few more details to completely finish, Harrison Ave. — in front of Jelsma Stadium — is once again open to motorists after years…
Council amends ordinance on tethering animals
The City of Guthrie will be cracking down on pet owners who tie their animals up outside around the clock. It will soon be unlawful…
City Council to consider options for residential trash service pricing
When it comes to monthly trash collection costs, Guthrie residents pricing has remained the same since 2006. Now, city officials will begin looking at possibly…
LED flashing stop signs installed at dangerous SH-33 intersection
The first step in traffic improvements, along State Highway 33 at Broadway, have been put in place with more measures on the way in hopes…
Planning Commission approves PUD for proposed housing addition
The Guthrie Planning Commission approved a Planned Unit Development (PUD) to allow for a proposed housing development of 462 residential lots on Guthrie’s east side….
Watch: New city council members sworn into office
Tracy Williams, along with two incumbents, were recently sworn into office for the Guthrie City Council. Joining Williams was council members Jeff Taylor and Jim…
Busted water line fixed; school back in session
Updated on April 21 — After 30-plus hours, the City’s Line Maintenance Crew was able to correct a busted water line on the city’s north…
Pilot program approved to bring Lime scooters to city limits
The City of Guthrie and Lime have agreed to a 90 day trial pilot program for shared electric scooters throughout the city limits. Lime Scooters,…
Tracy Williams wins city council seat
With a distant win on Election Day, Tracy Williams will be seated on the Guthrie City Council. Williams defeated Danny Smith by a 94-34 count,…
Watch: City Council Candidate Forum
The Greater Guthrie Chamber of Commerce will host a live forum on Wednesday (March 31) at 6 p.m. with the Ward 3 City of Guthrie…
Local parks to benefit from successful $70,000 grant
Mineral Wells Park and Banner Park will soon see additional improvements as the City of Guthrie was approved and awarded a $70,000 grant to help…
Electric scooters likely coming to Guthrie
Editor’s Note: The council voted 7-0 to select Lime (as the vendor), bring forward an operating plan and a memorandum of understanding. A formal vote…
February’s water line break proves costly; council seeking grant to make improvements
The water line break along Division St. last month not only cost the City of Guthrie millions of gallons of water, but also thousands of…
City Manager agrees to three year contract extension
Not many times, if ever, has a Guthrie city manager been offered a multi-year contract for the City of Guthrie. Often times, city managers come…
Guthrie awarded $100,000 sector partnership grant
The Guthrie Chamber of Commerce, Meridian Technology Center and the City of Guthrie have been awarded a collaborative grant of $100,000 from the Oklahoma Office…