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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Coltrane Rd. and Forest Hills Rd. close at intersection through late June
The intersection of Coltrane Rd. and Forest Hills Rd. will be closed in southern Logan County beginning Monday, June 8, through late June as part…
National High School Finals Rodeo coming to the Lazy E Arena
The National High School Rodeo leadership has selected a new venue for the 2020 National High School Finals Rodeo. After much consideration and weighing multiple…
Road projects to begin in city limits; expect delays
The City of Guthrie will begin work on two roadways this week. Motorists should expect delays and avoid the areas for the next several days….
GPS to begin classes August 20; view school calendar
Guthrie Public Schools will begin the 2020-2021 school year on August 20 and scheduled to end on May 25. Teachers will return from summer vacation…
Deputy collects over 100,000 pounds of trash in Logan County
In just under three years, Logan County Sheriff’s Office Environmental Deputy Don Hudgins has collected over 100,000 pounds of trash off roads, ditches, dump sites, water…
Flower shop owner denies several allegations in Berline lawsuit
The owner of Furrow Flowers & Gifts is denying several allegations in a 2019 lawsuit brought on by Byron and Bette Berline. The lawsuit was…
Voters should apply early for absentee ballots
Voters in Logan County who want to have absentee ballots mailed to them for the June 30 Board of Education General Election for Guthrie School…
Splash pad, playgrounds to open in City parks
Beginning this week, parks and public amenities will reopen after many of them were closed down in March due to the pandemic. In a release…
City adopts amendment to tobacco ordinance in hopes of receiving grant for parks
With guidance from the state and local health departments, the City of Guthrie amended the existing Tobacco and Electronic Cigarette Ordinance within city limits. With…
Payment plan setup for Guthrie utility customers
The City of Guthrie will begin working with utility customers when it comes to their billing of water, sewer and trash. In March, the City…
Neighbors looking for answers in dilapidated home
Updated on June 3, 2020 — Attorney Tim Cain, who represents Oklahoma Farm Bureau (OFB), replied with the following: “OFB has paid Ms. Hestand all…
City announces their reopening plan
With Oklahoma moving forward with Phase 3 of the Open Up and Recover Safely on June 1, the City of Guthrie has announced their plans…
Local law agencies assisting with OKC protesters rally
Police officers and deputies throughout Logan County is assisting fellow officers in Oklahoma City with Sunday’s protest rally. Sheriff Damon Devereaux tells Guthrie News Page…
Logan County DHS building on the list to close down
It was announced this week many of the Oklahoma Department of Human Services buildings across the state are scheduled to close this year. On the…
Oklahoma to begin Phase 3 of opening up plan
OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma will proceed to Phase 3 of the Open Up and Recover Safely plan Monday, June 1, Governor Kevin Stitt announced Friday….
Deadline for voter registration for upcoming election is June 5
Friday, June 5, is the last day to apply for voter registration in order to be eligible to vote in the June 30 Board of…
Thunderstorm leaves many without power, down trees
It was an early morning for several Logan County residents as thunderstorms pushed across the county and leaving many without power. The county was under…
Logan County with no active cases of COVID-19
With the latest recovery of COVID-19 announced on Wednesday, Logan County currently does not have an active confirmed case. According to the Oklahoma State Department…
Mike Simpson named Superintendent of the Year by OASA
The Oklahoma Association of School Administrators (OASA) announced Dr. Mike Simpson of Guthrie Public Schools as the 2020 OASA District 3 Superintendent of the Year. Dr. Simpson will be recognized at the Cooperative Council for Oklahoma…