Library director accepts same position in Nevada
Guthrie Public Library’s Director Cyndi O has accepted a similar position in Winnemucca, Nevada. O will assume her new responsibilities for the Humboldt County Library…
Community
Local FFA Member Competes in State Quiz Finals
STILLWATER – Garrett Wellden of the Guthrie FFA chapter was one of 50 high school freshman FFA members from across Oklahoma to qualify for the…
Guthrie to raise money for paralyzed Bethany player during Friday night’s game
On October 23, in week eight of the high school football season, Bethany High School senior Hudson Haws went in to make a tackle, but in the…
A Grateful Gathering: Annual MTC Thanksgiving Luncheon set for Nov. 12
STILLWATER, Okla. – Students in the Culinary Arts program at Meridian Technology Center are getting into the holiday season a little early this year.
Zoomobile makes a stop at Central Elementary
Throughout the year hundreds of thousands make a trip to the Oklahoma City Zoo, but on Tuesday the zoo came to see students at Central…
Chamber Chat: Promote your business via the Chamber website
Do Great Things Today! I want to hit on 5 things real quick: We will be doing monthly roundtables to accomplish 3 things: 1. Learn…
Territorial Riders raise and donate $1500 for annual Thanksgiving dinner
The Guthrie Territorial Riders held their poker run last month and for the eighth straight year have donated all proceeds to the annual General T.L. Daniels…
City Manager: Guthrie first
Ever since the first land run in United States history, Guthrie has had a legacy of firsts for Oklahoma –the first licensed drugstore (Lillie’s Drug),…
GHS Choir sings national anthem at principal’s fall conference
The Guthrie High School Choir performed the national anthem at the Oklahoma Association of Secondary School Principal’s Fall Conference. The choir met and took a…
Junior High teachers remembered in ceremony
The family of Jennifer Briggs and Heather Wilson, along with the administration of Guthrie Public Schools, students and community members, gathered on the front steps…
Lions Club recognizes Chappell, Maltz for students of the month
The Guthrie Noon Lions Club honored two seniors from Guthrie High School as Students of the Month at a recent meeting. The students recognized were Jillian Chappell and…
Chamber Chat: Customers should point back to your mission being fulfilled
Be amazing today. I was sitting at a retreat working with couples who want to see their marriage thrive. These retreats provide laughter, learning and…
Superintendent: The triangle forms a successful educational environment
On the eve of parent-teacher conferences, I’m reminded of the complete triangle that forms a successful educational environment. The three members of the triangle are…
One more night for “Apothecary Nights”
“Apothecary Nights”, a down-home Guthrie block party where everybody’s welcome, will be happening this Saturday, October 24, at 2nd and Oklahoma Avenue in downtown Guthrie. This is…
Rural health care – Mercy Hospital Logan County is No. 1 in patient satisfaction
Jessica Zan particularly loves rural health care. It’s an extremely powerful way to practice health care, said Zan, RN, manager of Med/Surg Nursing Services at…
Chamber Chat: Time to become a member or investor with Guthrie Chamber
I hope you had a fabulous weekend.
Blue Streak Run to raise money for scholarships and provide winter warmth
STILLWATER, Okla. – The Meridian Technology Center Foundation will host the fifth annual Blue Streak run on November 7, a race to raise scholarship funds…
Free Event: FCC set to host Family Fall Festival
It’s the 11th annual Family Fall Festival at First Christian Church and this year it’s loaded with tons of games and prizes. Sunday, Oct. 25…
Officers of the Guthrie FFA chapter participates in 2015 Oklahoma FFA
Chapter Officer Leadership Training Conference September 22, at the Enid Events Center in Enid.
Guthrie Schools announce Support and Certified Employee’s of the Month
Guthrie Public Schools recognized their support and certified employees of the month for the second time this school year at Monday’s Board of Education meeting.