Video: Municipal swimming pool showing its age; future unknown
Guthrie’s Municipal Swimming Pool has been a staple for not only Highland Park, but generations of families who have spent their summer days pool side….
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Guthrie little league baseball cancels their 2020 season
For months the main concern for Guthrie little league baseball was if the ball fields would be ready for the start of the season following…
Highland Park pool to remain close for summer; City facilities to slowly open as allowed
The Highland Park pool will remain closed for the season due to the ongoing concerns with COVID-19. Other City facilities are and will be slowly…
Guthrie man recovering following vehicle accident
A Guthrie man was admitted into a Oklahoma City hospital in critical condition following a single vehicle accident over the weekend in Kingfisher County. The…
Coyle names Terry Zink as new school superintendent
Coyle Public Schools named Terry Zink as the district’s superintendent at Monday Board of Education meeting. “I’m looking forward working with the great people of…
Road projects coming to major roadways; sidewalks near Division, Noble
Motorists in Guthrie will need to prepare for traffic delays this summer as the two most traveled roads in Guthrie are about to get a…
Guthrie Board of Education names new Junior High principal
Guthrie Public Schools Board of Education formally named Todd Bramwell the new principal for Guthrie Junior High School. He succeeds Robbie Rainwater, who resigned in…
Logan County launches new emergency notification system
Logan County has partnered with CivicReady to provide an emergency notification system to residents. This system allows residents to subscribe to receive weather notifications directly…
Local sales tax booms; leaders await upcoming months
Two months ago many rushed out to grocery stores to prepare for the unknown future of the coronavirus. The local sales tax receipts show Guthrie…
Man goes missing after a shooting in southern Logan County
The Logan County Sheriff’s Office is attempting to find a man who went missing after he had been shot late Saturday night. Just before midnight…
GPS to serve meals in May, June for students
Guthrie Public Schools will be again participating in the Summer Food Service Program beginning on May 11 and ending on June 30. Meals can be…
Wheelie lands motorcyclist in hospital
An Enid man was transported to a Oklahoma City hosptial on Friday evening after he reportedly popped a wheelie and landed backwards. Just before 6…
Video: Council rescinds mandatory face coverings
After more than 75 minutes of discussion, the Guthrie city council voted on Tuesday to end the mandate of wearing a face covering due to…
Guthrie Public Schools reveals graduation plans for Class of 2020
Updated on June 23, 2020 — Guthrie High School graduation set for July 17 Updated on June 22, 2020 — GHS graduation delayed again; final…
District Attorney requesting parole board members to be disqualified from cases
Updated on July 21, 2020 — Update: Shirley Cloyd denied parole Updated on May 18, 2020 — The convicted murderers in this article were each denied parole…
Judge dismisses lawsuit against City of Guthrie; council to decide on face masks
With a federal lawsuit now dismissed against the City of Guthrie over its ‘shelter-in-place’ order, council members will now decide the next steps moving forward…
OHP identifies victim at Langston Lake
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol has identified the fisherman who died on Wednesday morning following a boating incident on Langston Lake. Troopers have identified the man…
Attorney General launches new effort to assist victims of unemployment fraud
OKLAHOMA CITY – Attorney General Mike Hunter today announced his office has developed a new resource to help process unemployment fraud claims. Individuals or businesses…
Update: Fisherman recovered from Langston Lake
Updated on April 30, 2020 at 11:30 a.m. — The Oklahoma Highway Patrol dive team has recovered the body of a fisherman Thursday morning. The…
Unemployment Fraud Victimizing Jobless Oklahomans
OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma Employment Security Commission (OESC) is working with Oklahomans out of work due to the oil industry and COVID-19 crises who…