Gov. Mary Fallin says Oklahoma’s economic development efforts paying off
OKLAHOMA CITY – Governor Mary Fallin said she is optimistic about recent economic development activity, despite the downturn being experienced in the energy sector.
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View the upcoming ballots in the March 1 presidential primary
Voters will be headed out to the polls statewide on March 1 to cast their vote in the presidential primary. In addition, county voters will decide…
Early voting begins on Thursday, February 25
A new state law which took effect on November 1, 2013, changes the dates and times voters have come to expect for early voting in…
Voters to decide liquor by the drink on Sundays, holidays with March 1 vote
Logan County voters will decide on March 1 if alcoholic beverages can be served on Sundays and selected holidays for on site consumption. Several business owners are…
ODOT takes down one more building; one more to go
A wrecking company began demolition of a speed lube that served Guthrie for decades on the west side of town Tuesday. Now, only one structure will remain to be…
Negotiations to redevelop historic Guthrie building begin
OKLAHOMA CITY — The State of Oklahoma has entered into negotiations with a private group that would redevelop the State Capital Publishing Co. Building in historic…
Another building goes down on west side
A wrecking company demolished a structure on the west side on Monday afternoon. Now, two structures remain to be taken down for the replacement of…
Court papers: Teacher denies assault on special needs student
More information is being released on the accusation of a Guthrie Junior High special education teacher, who has been charged with assault and battery upon a…
ODOT begins moving utilities on west side highway project
The Oklahoma Department of Transportation began moving utilities last week as they continue to draw closer in replacing the viaduct on Guthrie’s west side.
Oklahoma man dies in single vehicle accident north of Guthrie
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol reports a person was killed on Interstate 35 early Friday morning just north of Guthrie.
Junior High teacher accused of assault on special education student
A Guthrie Junior High teacher will soon be charged with assault on a student. That teacher is expected to appear voluntarily before a district court judge on…
S. Division St. claims another three-vehicle accident on Thursday
For the second time in less than two hours, the Guthrie Police Department worked a three-vehicle accident on S. Division St.
Three vehicle accident slows traffic down on S. Division
Traffic was slowed down on S. Division Thursday afternoon following a three-vehicle accident.
Logan County sells 19th Street building to local group
In a special meeting on Thursday morning, the Logan County Public Works Authority (PWA) agreed to sell a building to a local group, who brings families in…
Guthrie school placed on alert Thursday afternoon
Students, teachers and staff members were placed on shelter in place status Thursday afternoon after teachers believed they heard a gun shot east of the…
OSBI finds significant increase in gun carry license applications
According to the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigations, the number of gun carry license applications has increased substantially in the past several months.
City Council to discuss several items in workshop, public works and council meetings
The Guthrie City Council will meet Tuesday evening for a workshop, public works authority and regular scheduled meeting.
Head-on collision claims life of Guthrie man
A 25-year-old Guthrie man was killed in a head-on collision in Major County late Monday evening.
Commissioners vote 2-1 to approve TIF agreement with Love’s Travel Stop
The Logan County Public Works Authority (PWA) agreed to a $150,000 tax increment financing (TIF) with Love’s Travel Stop, a similar approach the City of…
House across from fire station damaged by fire; pets lost inside, one saved
One person ran to the Guthrie Fire Department to inform firefighters of a house fire just across the street. By the time they moved across…