City’s sales tax takes expected COVID-19 dip
It was not a question if local sales tax dollars would decrease, but how much would they decrease with the effects of COVID-19. The City…
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Meridian and CareerTech are Oklahoma’s economic rapid response system
Splash pad, playgrounds to open in City parks
City announces their reopening plan
OSSAA board rejects COVID-19 recommendations; high school sports back open
Logan County with no active cases of COVID-19
Logan County court system reopens with strict guidelines
Taxpayers stuck with attorney fees in dismissed COVID lawsuit against City
Highland Park pool to remain close for summer; City facilities to slowly open as allowed
Video: Council rescinds mandatory face coverings
After more than 75 minutes of discussion, the Guthrie city council voted on Tuesday to end the mandate of wearing a face covering due to…
Guthrie Public Schools reveals graduation plans for Class of 2020
Guthrie Public Schools remains committed to honoring the class of 2020 appropriately. The school district says they continue to research options where they can have…
Rep. Mize: Reopening Oklahoma cautiously
Oklahoma has begun the process of reopening, and while it’s encouraging to know our lives will begin to look a little more normal, we still…
Local bar dishes out 150 sack lunches to truck drivers
While the Rock-A-Way Tavern will not be opening until possibly mid May due to the pandemic, that did not stop them from helping truck drivers…
OSDH reporting one death in Logan County from COVID-19
The Oklahoma State Department of Health reported on Wednesday one person has died from COVID-19 in Logan County. With the county’s first death, 222 people…
Unemployment Fraud Victimizing Jobless Oklahomans
OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma Employment Security Commission (OESC) is working with Oklahomans out of work due to the oil industry and COVID-19 crises who…
Mayor: Thank You
By: Steve GentlingSpecial to Guthrie News Page THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!! To the citizens of Guthrie, I would like to thank you for…
City council to reconsider Shelter in Place, mask ordinance in special meeting
Updated on April 28, 2020 — City amends shelter-in-place, keeps mandate on masks For mobile users who want to watch the live feed please click…
Stitt lays out plan to reopen Oklahoma; City leaders await a future plan
Gov. Kevin Stitt laid out a portion of the three phases on Wednesday to safely begin opening Oklahoma from the coronavirus pandemic. In the first…
10 total cases reported in Logan County; over 2,800 statewide
Logan County moved to double digits in recording COVID-19 cases. The latest case was reported on Tuesday by the State Department of Health (OSDH). Across…
Rep. Mize: Social distancing is working in Oklahoma
There’s good news about Oklahoma’s fight against COVID-19. Projections show that we are flattening the curve, and the situation looks better now than it did…