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Fatal collision claims one life, injures four others
A fatal collision occurred on Saturday that claimed the life of one person and injured four. The crash happened at approximately 7:30 p.m. on Portland…
BOCC approves $3 million renovation contract for new administration building
In a special meeting held on Monday morning, the Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) approved a contract with Timberlake Construction to renovate the recently purchased…
Oklahoma court rules pregnant women with medical marijuana cards not liable for child neglect
In a landmark decision, the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals ruled last week that women with state medical cards who use marijuana during pregnancy cannot…
Councilman resigns after controversial comment following assassination attempt on former President Trump
A Guthrie city councilman has resigned after making a controversial comment on social media. Councilman Jim Case has resigned from his position, effective immediately, following…
Downtown sidewalk project completed, ensuring ADA accessibility
The downtown sidewalk project in Guthrie has been completed, enhancing accessibility and charm in the heart of the city. This initiative was funded in part…
Dirt work underway with expansion of Owen Field Sports Complex
Dirt is being moved and prepared for baseball and softball games at Owen Fields. In May, the City of Guthrie hosted a groundbreaking ceremony to…
County Clerk warns residents of tax scam targeting Logan County
The Logan County Clerk’s office has been made aware of a new scam making the rounds in the county. A letter stating it is a…
Historic Guthrie landmark continues restoration: deed handed over to Guthrie Tomorrow Coalition group
In the heart of Guthrie’s historic downtown, a century-old gem is set to shine once more. The State Capital Publishing Museum, a majestic four-story relic…
Update: Silver Alert canceled for missing Guthrie man with dementia
Updated at 9:22 pm — Kenneth Price has been found and is now home safely. The Oklahoma Highway Patrol has sounded the alarm for Guthrie…
No injuries reported in southern Logan County house fire
Multiple fire departments responded to a house fire in the 4000 block of Hillside Lane near the intersection of Pennsylvania and Charter Oak Tuesday afternoon….
Guthrie sees promising surge in sales tax revenue despite mixed use tax results
Guthrie’s financial forecast is looking brighter this summer as the city’s sales tax revenue shows a significant boost compared to last year. July’s receipts, which…
Guthrie Public Schools enrollment now open: register online for the upcoming school year
Excitement is in the air as Guthrie Public Schools announces that enrollment for the upcoming school year is now officially live. From Pre-K through 12th…
Deer Creek and Oak Cliff residents to decide on fire protection funding increase
The citizens of Deer Creek and Oak Cliff Fire Protection Districts in southern Logan County will head to the polls on August 27th to vote…
Vice Mayor corrects record on controversial storefront vote
https://youtube.com/watch?v=9kv88yRG8NA%3Fstart%3D1040%26feature%3Doembed Guthrie City Council meeting from June 18, 2024. During council comments at the July 2nd Guthrie City Council meeting, Vice Mayor Grant Aguirre took…
District Judge Phillip Corley to retire this fall
After a distinguished career spanning over two decades, District Judge Phillip Corley has announced his retirement, effective September 1, 2024. Serving as a Special Judge…
Crescent gears up for storm debris cleanup
Following the recent storms that swept through Crescent last week, the City of Crescent has announced a comprehensive storm debris brush pickup for Tuesday, July…
Updates to Capital Improvement Projects with key developments
In a significant step forward for Guthrie’s infrastructure, city officials have made notable progress on several Capital Improvement Projects (CIP). On Tuesday, city officials interviewed…
Guthrie slowly begins operations at new $20M Wastewater Treatment Plant
As of Tuesday morning, the City of Guthrie has started utilizing its new $20 million wastewater treatment plant, although it is not yet fully operational….
City of Guthrie secures cyber security grant
In an exciting development for the city, Guthrie City Manager Eddie Faulkner announced during his report to the council that the city has been awarded…
