Logan County residents can now text 911
Residents in Logan County, along with three other counties, can now send a text message to 911 to request emergency help. The Association of Central…
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Update: Power restored to over 2,200 OG&E customers
Updated at 11:19 a.m. — Power has been restored to all OG&E customers following a 90 minute outage. Article At approximately 9:46 a.m. on Monday…
City’s sales tax begins on a good note with new fiscal year
With the start of the new fiscal year, the City of Guthrie is off to a good start when it comes to sales and use…
Video: Meridian Technology Center South Division Campus is officially under construction
Nearly 100 guests gathered on October 9 to celebrate the beginning of a physical location for Meridian Technology Center in Guthrie. “When you think about…
SH-74 and Waterloo Rd. to be narrowed for several days
The north and southbound SH-74/Portland Ave. will be intermittently narrowed to one lane in each direction at Waterloo Rd. beginning October 7 through early November…
Video: City Council agrees to try a third time for Harrison St. bridge grant
The Guthrie city council is hoping the third time is the charm in landing a grant to fix the Harrison St. bridge and address storm…
Video: GPS enters contract with vendor to assist with cyber attack
At a special Board of Education meeting on Tuesday, Guthrie Public Schools agreed to enter a contract with a New York company to provide network…
GFD hosting series of events for Fire Prevention Week
The Guthrie Fire Department is teaming up with the National Fire Protection Association® (NFPA®)—the official sponsor of Fire Prevention Week for more than 90 years—to…
County’s collection of alcoholic beverage tax dips
The Alcoholic Beverage Tax collection for cities and towns inside Logan County saw it’s first dip in 2019. In August, Logan County received $16,664.74 from…
DEQ lifts boil order issue for Crescent
The Department of Environmental Quality announced that the boil order for the Town of Crescent. The order was issued on Friday by the state agency….
School zone reminders for Walnut St.
Officials want to remind all motorists of the school zone speed limits on Walnut St. The school zone on Walnut St. begins at Noble Ave….
Hofmeister announces no-cost availability of safety phone app to Oklahoma schools
Public schools statewide have an opportunity to strengthen safety and security through an initiative being offered to school districts free of charge. The Rave Panic…
Central Elementary receives grant from State Farm
Pictured (L-R) is Courtney McLemore, Supt. Mike Simpson, Kevin Craft and Central Principal Dani Watson at Friday night’s football game to accept the $25,000 grant….
ATV and ROV safety – every ride – every time
This time of year thousands of youth and adults will be getting on their ATVs (All-Terrain Vehicle) or in their ROVs (Recreational Off-Highway Vehicle) or…
Superintendent: Our district was hit with a cyber attack
This column is a bit overdue. Despite some challenges that always seem to surface, we have had the smoothest start of the school year in my…
CASA for Kids advocates sworn in
Six Logan county residents were sworn into the CASA for Kids Serving Payne and Logan Counties program on Wednesday morning in Judge Louis Duel’s courtroom….
Preventative maintenance ongoing with new bridge
Many motorists have questioned why the Oklahoma Department of Transportation is once again working on the brand new bridge on Highway 33 on Guthrie’s west…
Meridian Technology Center to break ground on campus in Guthrie
Meridian Technology Center will break ground on its South Division Campus in Guthrie on October 9. The new facility will be located at 3025 South…
Banner Park’s splash pad closing for the season
The splash pad at Banner Park will be closing for the season on October 1, according to city officials. This year marked the first full…
City approves $33M budget for upcoming fiscal year
The Guthrie city council unanimously approved the $33 million budget, which includes all funds and transfers, for the upcoming fiscal year at Tuesday’s council meeting….