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Tuesday is election day for registered voters inside the city limits of Guthrie. Ward 1 voters will decide a council seat, while all wards will…
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Simpson Fire Update: Power lines possible cause for devasting fire
Oklahoma Forestry Services (OFS) was out Monday surveying the damage left by Friday’s fire that destroyed an estimated 100 structures ranging from outbuildings to mobile…
Update: Commissioners extend burn ban for Logan County
On Monday morning (April 17), the Board of County Commissioners enacted a fourteen-day county-wide burn ban. The burn ban is effective immediately and will…
Multiple structures destroyed by fire in south Logan County
Multiple dozens of structures, including homes, were lost Friday afternoon and there was nothing anyone could do. Even firefighters had to watch the destruction take…
Early voting begins Thursday
Early voting begins Thursday, March 30 for voters in Logan County. Voters who will not be able to make it to the polls on Election…
April 4 Election Day reminders and tips
Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday, April 4, for the Board of Education and Statutory Municipal General Elections and Special…
Ward 1 Guthrie City Council Candidate Forum
The Guthrie Chamber of Commerce is presenting the Ward 1 Candidate Forum for the Guthrie City Council. Join Chamber President and CEO Brittany Timmons and…
Guthrie Tomorrow Coalition, Inc. awarded Oklahoma Heritage Preservation Grant
OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma Historical Society (OHS) is proud to announce that the Guthrie Tomorrow Coalition, Inc. has been awarded a grant through the…
Grant Aguirre sworn into city council seat
Grant Aguirre is back on the Guthrie city council. He was sworn into office Tuesday evening inside City Hall. Three candidates filed paperwork to serve…
City Council to consider three candidates for open seat
Updated on March 22, 2023 — Grant Aguirre sworn into city council seat The Guthrie City Council will meet Tuesday evening and will discuss possibly…
Three candidates file to run for District 2 County Commissioner
Logan County voters within District 2 will head to the polls in June for a Special Primary Election. Three candidates are looking to fill the…
Guthrie selects Eddie Faulkner as the next city manager
The Guthrie city council unanimously approved the next city manager who will be replacing Leroy Alsup who is set to retire at the end of…
Senate approves pay increase for election day poll workers
OKLAHOMA CITY – The full Senate approved Sen. Warren Hamilton’s bill to increase compensation for poll workers in Oklahoma. Senate Bill 290 would increase pay for…
Rep. Pfeiffer: Education bills would increase $2.6M in funding for Guthrie Public Schools
The House passed two bills that will increase public education funding and give parents more choice. House Bill 2775 would increase public school funding by…
Senate approves bill to ‘lock the clock’ on Daylight Saving Time
The full Senate approved Senate Bill 7 Tuesday. The measure, by Sen. Blake Cowboy Stephens, R-Tahlequah, would stop Oklahoma from changing the clock twice a…
Senator Hall: Bottom line is our rural hospitals need help
Access to health care is one of the most serious challenges facing many states, including Oklahoma.. We have shortages in all areas of medical providers,…
House passes Davis Bill to allow vehicle registration every two years
OKLAHOMA CITY – The House on Monday unanimously passed a bill that would allow personal vehicle owners the option of registering their personal vehicles every…
House passes bill to hold drunk drivers accountable
OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma House of Representatives today passed legislation allowing courts to order drunk drivers to pay child support if they kill a…
Deadline to request absentee ballot for April 4 election approaches
Voters in Logan County who want absentee ballots mailed to them for the April 4 Board of Education and Statutory Municipal General Elections and Special…
Rep. Pfeiffer: Pace quickens toward third-reading deadline
Last week was busy in the House as we considered 163 measures in advance of our third-reading deadline. Many of these bills garnered questions and…