Bake off goes to Coffin; proceeds benefit two causes
It was an anticipated grudge match between Donna Coffin and Mayor Mark Spradlin in the “Flour Will Fly” bake off. While the winner was not…
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Student council helps deliver 4,319 can items
“Can we do it? Yes we CAN” was the theme for the 2013 food drive for Guthrie High School and Central Elementary.
MLB players coming to Guthrie for two-session clinic
How cool would it be to learn from a professional baseball player? How about two or three? Well, Guthrie and the Territorial Capital Sports Museum…
Mark Spradlin: When do people put a collar on a turkey’s neck?
Thursday is Thanksgiving Day. I was raising turkeys in the garden to fatten them up and to do a little work in the garden to…
Mercy rural hospitals participate in National Pilot Program to improve care
OKLAHOMA (Nov. 20, 2013) – Mercy will participate in a national pilot project for small rural hospitals to improve care for patients who transfer from…
Ariyanna Wilkins wins annual Lions poster contest
Guthrie Noon Lions Club is proud to announce the local winner of the annual Lions International Peace Poster Contest. Sixty-one contest entries were submitted by…
Video: Dad returns from Afghanistan and surprises kids at school
After America celebrated Veterans Day a week ago, a Guthrie family celebrated again on Monday when Msgt. Scot Vaughan returned home from Afghanistan. His two children…
Guthrie shows off local talent
A collection of talent gathered at the Guthrie Scottish Rite Temple Auditorium Sunday afternoon with vocalists and a little dancing. The event was sponsored by the…
Cottonwood North Neighborhood Association completes Lend-A-Hand project
The Cottonwood North Neighborhood Association recently completed a Lend-A-Hand project for a disabled homeowner on West Warner. This all-volunteer nonprofit neighborhood association was able to complete…
Guthrie Lions Club donates $1,000 to museum
The Guthrie Noon Lions Club recently made a $1,000 contribution to the Territorial Capital Sports Museum (previously known as the Oklahoma Sports Museum) to support…
Chamber Chat: Christmas celebration taking shape for Guthrie
The Territorial Christmas Foundation is official and extremely busy right now. They have a great line up of events planned to entertain everyone who plans…
BancFirst recognizes Jobi Swearengin for food drive effort
In the month of October, BancFirst served as a donation site for the “Feeding Oklahoma” food drive. The goal was to collect 1.4 million meals…
Debra Brewer receives Lions Club award
Recently the Guthrie Noon Lions Club presented a special membership contribution award to Debra Brewer for all of her efforts and support of the club.
Pre-K students honor their veterans at Willow Creek
Students and residents at Willow Creek honored their veterans with a ceremony on Veterans Day Monday morning.
GUES students take in “This School Rocks” program
As natural gas and oil development remains a relatively new industry many are still learning the concerns and how the industry works. Students at Guthrie…
Bill Warner retired after four decades of law enforcement
After 33 years of law enforcement, Bill Warner has called it a career. The long-time Guthrie resident is now enjoying retirement.
Award winner becomes Territorial Capital Sports Museum
By Darl DeVault Special to Guthrie News Page After 17 years of honoring the state’s outstanding athletes, the Oklahoma Sports Museum continues its award-winning preservation of…
Gary Sinise comes to Guthrie to honor American hero
When most people see Gary Sinise most recall of his character, Lt. Dan, in the movie “Forest Gump” as he played a wounded soldier. The…
Territorial Riders donate $800 to Daniels Thanksgiving Dinner
The 16th Annual General T.L. Daniels and Community Thanksgiving Dinner will be held on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 28 at the American Legion Center, located at…
Film crew spotted in downtown Guthrie
The streets and buildings of Guthrie are again being used for an upcoming movie. The 1920 drama movie “You Can’t Win” is based on the…