Five mile paving project passes half way completion
Another major step is about to be completed on the five mile paving project of Midwest from Waterloo to Forrest Hills (No Name) and No…
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Over nine miles of paving improvements planned
We are multi-tasking at District 1. Current projects planned or underway include preparing to pave three miles of Broadway from Waterloo to Simpson and various…
Everyone Pays When Government Levies Intangible Tax On Corporations
Each day, taxpayers give up millions of dollars due to cost of living increases because of government regulation and taxation. Most taxpayers never realize that…
Chamber Chat: Art Walk to feature guest artists
Several things going on this Saturday, November 10th. The Christmas Committee is having a Christmas Tree & Wreath Auction at the Carnegie Library at 6p.m….
A-F Grades has many shaking their heads
The recent and well-documented statewide A-F school report card issue has made me think back to my days as a classroom teacher. When I had…
Can UN observers monitor Oklahoma elections?
This article is a continuation of last week’s column that answers some of the questions I am receiving about next week’s elections.
Chamber chat: upcoming events and entertainment
It will be a big weekend in Guthrie because the Lazy E Arena is hosting the Clem McSpadden National Steer Roping Finals this Friday and…
Replacing of the University bridge to begin soon
Work on special projects is progressing throughout District 2. In the south we have finished building the road base with shale on Forrest Hills…
Caution urged on Broadway as road repairs begin
“Change is not made without inconvenience, even from worse to better.” Anyone with experience in home remodeling can probably relate to that quote. We all…
Answers to FAQs about The Election
As election day approaches, I continue to receive questions from constituents about the items on the ballot and the election process.
You have got to check this out
You have heard that sunshine is the best disinfectant to corruption in government. In recent years, the House of Representatives Government Modernization Committee has approved…
Chamber Chat: Halloween tidbits and volunteers sought
There are a couple of non-profits who could use some help this month: Peppers Ranch is having a Fall Festival, Sunday, October 21st, they are…
Bridge project on Charter Oak Road goes to bid
I’ve mentioned before how satisfying it is when plans for a major road or bridge project finally become a reality. This month, on October 18,…
Major road and bridge improvement projects underway
In addition to routine road maintenance, several major projects are underway in District 1. One is the replacement of the bridge at Broadway and Camp…
Chamber Chat: plenty more activities once again this week
We have a great week of activities planned for you. Tuesday the Chamber will have its monthly Educational Series. Dutch Hinkle is an experienced International Certified…
Thank you! I will always remember!
On November 14, I will take the oath of office for the next term of the Legislature. I have now served six years as your…
Chamber Chat: busy weekend with numerous events in town
Hello! Guthrie has lots of exciting things going on this weekend! The Oklahoma International Bluegrass Festival begins Thursday and ends with a 9p.m. concert Saturday…
Superintendent – I’ve seen the best and worst education has to offer
Since my last article, I’ve seen the best and worst education has to offer. Let me start with the best, which is the Guthrie homecoming. …
Getting lawmakers off welfare
When a lawmaker decides to accept lobbyist gifts, he enters into a type of welfare system. Like all welfare systems, this tends to destroy the…
District 2 Cleanup Drive and Interstate 35 temporary closure
This update has two items that citizens may find of interest: a solid waste grant and an upcoming I-35 detour at Seward Rd.