Nine COVID-19 cases now reported in Logan County
For the first time in the COVID-19 numbers for Logan County, new cases have been reported on back-to-back days. The county now stands at nine…
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Governor issues Safer at Home extension to May 6
OKLAHOMA CITY – Governor Kevin Stitt held a press conference on Wednesday to provide an update on the State’s response to COVID-19, including an extension…
Guthrie High School seniors to be honored Friday night
High schools across the country are scrambling to find ways to honor their graduating classes. Guthrie administrators will show their appreciation with a light show…
Langston fire chief, department staff resign their posts
The Town of Langston’s Fire Department have all resigned their positions within the department, including Fire Chief Rob Davis. Davis tells Guthrie News Page the…
School board authorizes sale of $400k in general obligation bonds
The Guthrie Public Schools Board of Education approved the authorized sale of $400,000 General Obligation Refunding Bonds to F&M Bank. In April 2019, 71.7 percent…
North Gym at GHS to receive new hardwood floor
There will be plenty of upcoming summer projects for Guthrie Public Schools, including a hardwood surface for the high school’s north gym. With a unanimous…
Woman convicted in attempting to kill Guthrie officer is a step closer to parole
Updated on July 21, 2020 — Update: Shirley Cloyd denied parole A woman is one step closer to being released from prison after she was…
Four local races set for June 30 election; four incumbents do not draw an opponent
With no Democrats filing for local elections involving Logan County, there will be at least three and maybe four races settled on the last day…
Over 70 people tested for COVID-19 at mobile site
Oklahoma, especially Logan County, is scrambling to catch up to the need to test people for COVID-19. For the first time since the pandemic, Logan…
City leaders cautiously moving forward with sales tax dollars
The good news for the City of Guthrie is sales tax revenue has been on the increase for the current fiscal year. However, the unknown…
Unemployment claims up for Logan County; over 50,000 across the state last week
OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma continues to parallel the nation in the extraordinary number of initial claims for unemployment insurance as COVID-19 related closures and declines…
Virtual Town Hall set for unemployment insurance, displaced workers
OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma’s agency for unemployment insurance and re-employment of displaced workers is conducting a virtual Town Hall for claimants and the public at-large….
Gov. Stitt issues Executive Order to protect first responders
OKLAHOMA CITY – Governor Kevin Stitt issued an executive order, ensuring first responders such as correctional officers, law enforcement and fire personnel who work for…
Census: Guthrie, Logan County above the national rate in response
Guthrie and Logan County is above the national and state response rate when it comes to the 2020 Census, but more reporting is needed to…
Common FAQ’s for Guthrie Public Schools
With distance learning now underway for Oklahoma students, Guthrie Public Schools continues to help families stay aware of the most up to date information. The…
Oklahoma Human Services to issue emergency relief payments to foster families
The Oklahoma Department of Human Services (OKDHS) will begin issuing emergency relief payments to foster parents in early April. These payments, which will be paid…
City of Guthrie issues Shelter in Place; face masks now mandatory
The City of Guthrie has followed the lead of several Oklahoma cities by implementing a Shelter in Place ordinance due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The…
COVID-19 and unemployment: questions answered
The State Chamber of Oklahoma has asked several unemployment questions to Robin Roberson, Executive Director of the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission (OESC). Click the link…
Stitt: School support staff can be paid during pandemic
Gov. Kevin Stitt signed an executive order on Thursday ensuring support staff of Oklahoma public schools can be paid for the remainder of their current…
DPS expanding online services; temporarily suspending “In-Person” services
Beginning Friday, April 3, 2020, the Department of Public Safety is moving to a model that will eliminate face-to-face in-office interactions with the public, until…