Voting no on the American Indian Museum debt proposal
A few days ago, a prominent Oklahoma City official seemed to express a confusion which is likely shared by most Oklahomans.
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District 1: Needed rain has led to runoff and erosion issues
As you may imagine with the rain we have been blessed to receive the last few weeks we have been very busy with high water…
7 steps to dog bite prevention & responsible dog ownership
In our society, where dogs are such a huge part of our lives, we hear stories every day of people who are bitten by family…
District 2: Projects likely to be extended years into the future
A meeting with ODOT at the BoCC meeting Friday, May 15, will go over the county’s priorities on the CIRB 5-year plan. At this time…
James Long: Live better, live outdoors
When your mom told you to turn off the TV and play outdoors, she knew what she was talking about. Being outside is good for…
FFA hosting annual banquet; “Future Stars” coming to the Lazy E
The See Spot Run is this Saturday, May 16 in the downtown area. The year’s event is changing the start time to 6:00pm in an…
Dog training tips: The power of positive reinforcement
Training your dog is one of the most important things you can do with and for your canine companion. Positive reinforcement training can help to…
I feel like collateral damage in a war zone!
I recently received an encouraging email that brought back memories from my time as a city councilman. This email came from a group that petitioned…
Dist. 2 Update: Logan County’s population up 10.4 percent in the last five years
The Senate and House Appropriations Committees and representatives of the Governor are hammering out a budget as I write this (See Wednesday’s Special Update). What…
A tailored approach to economic development
Whether it’s through the school’s career training programs, customized business and industry training or entrepreneurial assistance, Meridian is committed to providing a tailored approach that…
Never, ever retaliate
In the middle of April 2014, I finished my work for the day at the House of Representatives and drove to the Cedar Ridge neighborhood…
John Wood: What are we doing to our students and teachers?
While I have served Guthrie on city council for six years, this is my first column for the Guthrie News Page. I’m compelled to write…
James Long: Preparing your house to go on the market
Local realtor James Long shares his column this week on preparing your house to go on the market.
Chamber Chat: Master Gardener course scheduled for the fall
Many of you have heard the news that I will be leaving the Guthrie Chamber at the end of May. I will be tackling a…
Superintendent: Student growth and current buildings is a goal of this bond issue
I began comparing our community and school district to others long before my family even moved to Guthrie. In fact, I researched Guthrie and our…
Senate Minutes: There’s a lot to consider
When we talk about the issues that come before us at the state Capitol, there’s a lot to consider. What kind of input have I…
The difference between state government debt and your home mortgage
As we near the end of the legislative session, the Legislature will be presented with last minute, late session emergencies in order to compel legislators…
District 1: Relocating utility lines in support of expanded right-of-ways
Our road district has received excellent feedback from our residents on our upcoming road and bridge projects this week. The right of way utility relocation…
District Two: Several projects that rely on Motor Vehicle Use Tax is in jeopardy
We have been quite busy the past few weeks due to the damage weather has caused our roads.
Chamber Chat: “I am not a leader, I am a visionary”
Hello! I heard lots of great comments about this year’s 89er parade, the weather turned out to be gorgeous bringing in lots of people! Thanks…