Employees at Companion Health Services, Companion Home Health & Hospice, Companion at Home, Golden Age Nursing Home, Willow Creek Nursing Home and Ash Street collectively contributed over $6,400 to the United Way of Logan County.
The Guthrie Territorial Riders continue to make an impact in their community.
Guthrie High School counselor Kristi Blakemore took a group of freshmen to the University of Central Oklahoma Leadership Academy with two students earning scholarship money.
IBC Bank, the Guthrie Chamber of Commerce and the Historic Preservation Commission were on hand Wednesday morning to commemorate the demolition of the IBC Bank building.
The Guthrie City Council held a workshop regarding an increase for the hotel and motel tax rate Tuesday evening. The council heard from the Guthrie Chamber of Commerce and several citizens on a proposed increase rate of anywhere from one to four percent.
After several fines being paid off and generous donations, the Guthrie Public Library donated nearly 800 cans of canned food to a local food bank on Wednesday afternoon.
Recently the Guthrie Kiwanis Club gave a $500 contribution to United Way of Logan County.
A grant by Homeland Security will help the Guthrie Police Department be more visible in the community and help shorten respond time to calls.
Brian Tyson, 18, was diagnosed with rhabdomyosarcoma on June 16, 2011.
The Logan County Rural Water District No. 1 board meeting was jam-packed Thursday evening as several customers were heard regarding their outrageously priced water bills.
The United Way of Logan County kicked their 2012 fundraising campaign off at the American Legion Building Thursday afternoon.
First Capital Trolley is sponsoring a ‘Concert in the Park’ Friday evening, October 12, 6:00 to 11:00 benefiting Stuff the Bus Oklahoma 2012. Mineral Wells Park is the concert site located south of downtown Guthrie on Division Street. Admission is $5 per person.
Several women hit the golf course last week to play a solid round of 18 holes, but also do it for the Susan G. Koman Rally for the Cure.
Thursday, September 13 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. the Guthrie American Legion Hall will come alive as the United Way of Logan County kicks off its 2012 Campaign with a special “Thank You Luncheon”.
Peppers Ranch, Inc. announced today they were awarded a grant by the Oklahoma City Community Foundation in the amount of $15,000 from the Opportunities for Children iFund. This grant will be used to expand Peppers Ranch’s tutoring program for foster children.
The Logan County Sheriff’s department confiscated nearly 20 machines from five Guthrie convenience stores that were involved in an illegal gambling operation.
One of the special elements of the United Way of Logan County campaign each year is the establishment of a small group of businesses and organizations which start their campaign in July/August just ahead of the regular campaign.
The City of Guthrie has hired Cody Mosley as its new Marketing and Economic Development Director.
The Maudie Hirschi Children’s Shelter will continue their unique way to raise money while having fun.
With the 2012-2013 school year right around the corner, the state of Oklahoma is offering one tax free weekend event during 2012. It applies to clothing and shoes and is intended to coincide with back-to-school shopping, when many parents stock up on kids’ clothing and footwear.
