Tontz to retire from CREC board
District four trustee Len Tontz announced his retirement from the Central Rural Electric Cooperative board of trustees at the end of his term following 17…
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Logjam funding still not completely known; possible resolution drawing closer
A logjam in southwest Logan County continues to be unresolved after five years. Now, state funding appears to be on the way. Guthrie News Page…
Candidate filing to begin for Oak Cliff, Woodcrest fire departments
The candidate filing period for Oak Cliff and Woodcrest Fire Protection Districts begin Monday, July 5 and ends Wednesday, July 7. Filing time and location, 8…
OESC reminds Oklahomans that applications are open for the Back to Work Initiative
Applications are now open for Oklahoma’s new Back to Work Initiative. A $1,200 incentive will be available for the first 20,000 applicants who had an…
Video: Harrison Ave. completely reopened after four years of detours
With a few more details to completely finish, Harrison Ave. — in front of Jelsma Stadium — is once again open to motorists after years…
Logan County woman, child safe in Texas following kidnapping
Updated on June 28, 2021 — The Logan County Sheriff’s Office made their first public statement of the kidnapping and hostage situation of a Logan…
Portion of Pine St. to be closed off for construction
A portion of Pine St. will need to be closed off for a few weeks for a bridge replacement. Pine St. between Cooksey Rd. and…
Boil order lifted for Rock A Way Tavern
The Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) has lifted the boil order for the Rock A Way Tavern after the tavern’s water system failed a…
Residency requirements set for future City fire, police chiefs
The City of Guthrie will now demand that future fire and police chiefs to live within a certain geographical area in Logan County. With a…
Council amends ordinance on tethering animals
The City of Guthrie will be cracking down on pet owners who tie their animals up outside around the clock. It will soon be unlawful…
Road work to begin on Broadway
A two week road project will begin on Tuesday on Broadway. District 1 Commissioner Marven Goodman says once completed the portion of the roadway will…
Car drives into building; one person injured
Updated at 7 p.m. on June 19, 2021 — The driver this afternoon had a seizure while driving. He was taken to the hospital and…
DEQ: Boil order issued for local tavern’s water system
Updated on June 24, 2021 — Boil order lifted for Rock A Way Tavern The Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) has advised a local…
Gov. Stitt visits Guthrie for OSFA Convention
Governor Kevin Stitt made his second trip to Guthrie in recent months to thank Oklahoma firefighters at the annual Oklahoma State Firefighters Association (OSFA) convention….
Beer industry contributes $2.9B to Oklahoma economy
OKLAHOMA CITY — Beer Serves America, a biannual beer industry study from the Beer Institute and the National Beer Wholesalers Association, shows the Oklahoma beer industry…
High counts of Blue Green Algae recorded at Liberty Lake
The Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) has advised the City of Guthrie that the counts of Blue Green Algae (BGA) are high at Liberty…
Cedar Valley residents looking for more answers for motorists on SH-33
Many motorists have shown their concerns driving on State Highway 33 between Guthrie and State Highway 74 due to several vehicle crashes, including fatality accidents….
Proposed project to add multiple safety features to Broadway
One of the most traveled roads in Logan County will soon see some major road updates. District 1 Logan County Commissioner Marven Goodman has been…
Video: Fire, smoke fills up local church; likely destroyed
A Guthrie church was likely destroyed on Saturday evening after flames and smoke filled the building. Just after 5 p.m., the Guthrie Fire Department arrived…
BOE appoints new school board member
In a special Board of Education meeting, Guthrie Public Schools appointed a new school board member. Following an executive session on Thursday evening, the board…