Mercy named top five health care system in the U.S.
Shorter hospital stays, fewer complications and better patient results are just a few metrics used to rank Mercy as one of the top five large…
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Surrounding city leaders hold discussion meetings in Guthrie
The Oklahoma Municipal League (OML) Field Representatives recently held a regional round table meeting in Guthrie. Approximately twelve representatives from five area communities met to…
Incoming GHS freshmen orientation set for students, parents
Guthrie High School administration is asking parents and students to attend the incoming freshman orientation on Monday, May 7 at 6 p.m.
Retired Lt. Colonel Barry Niles announces candidacy for State House District 31
Lieutenant Colonel (Ret.) Barry Niles, USAR, announces his candidacy on the Republican ticket for State Representative, District 31, an area that encompasses Guthrie, Cashion, Cedar…
Video: Guthrie students witness mock DUI fatality accident
Guthrie High School juniors and seniors saw first hand how dangerous drinking and driving, or texting behind the wheel can be with a mock drill…
Senator Griffin named Outstanding Legislator by OSDH
The Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH) recognized six outstanding leaders in child abuse prevention during a ceremony Tuesday at the State Capitol. Individuals and…
Logan County no longer under Governor Burn Ban
Updated on April 26, 2018 at 2:30 p.m. — Governor Mary Fallin Modifies Burn Ban OKLAHOMA CITY – Due to significant rainfall across the state, Governor…
Senate gives final approval to foster care measure
OKLAHOMA CITY – The Senate gave final approval to legislation last week to put the rights and protections of Oklahoma’s foster kids into state statute….
First Capital Trolley to benefit from Oklahoma receiving federal grant
Federal grants are coming to Oklahoma to make public transit services safer, more accessible and more efficient. In early April, the Federal Transit Administration announced…
Angela Moffitt-Jones running for HD 31; a teacher looking for change
As a teacher in the state of Oklahoma, Angela Moffitt-Jones says she has the first hand insight to the decline of education in the state.
Vehicle accident alters school traffic Monday morning
Some students may have been delayed getting to school on Monday morning after a two-vehicle accident on Guthrie’s east side.
Logan County firefighters assist with large grass fires in Oklahoma
It’s no secret, Logan County fire departments are battle tested and know what they are doing when it comes to wildfires. The Logan County Task…
Sharpton to run for District 1 County Commissioner
Former Logan County Commissioner Mark Sharpton says he is ready to return to public office.
Governor declares State of Emergency due to wildfires, drought conditions
Governor Mary Fallin today declared a state of emergency for 52 counties due to wildfires that began Thursday, April 12, and ongoing drought conditions.
Accident leaves power lines on Noble; traffic has been shut down
Thursday, April 12, 2018 — A vehicle accident on Noble (Highway 33) and Midwest Blvd. has power lines on the ground. Traffic is being rerouted….
Evacuations underway for large grass fire in SE Logan County
Thursday, April 12, 2018 — Firefighters are battling a large grass fire in the area of Anderson Road and Forrest Hills Road. For continued updates…
Video: Guthrie teachers, students returning back to the classroom
Although it did not appear to be a unanimous decision among teachers, students and teachers with Guthrie Public Schools will return back to the classroom…
Candidate filing comes to an end; June 26 primary election is next
Updated on April 13, 2018 – Complete list of candidates who have filed. Logan County Commissioner District 1 – Republican Marven Goodman Mark Sharpton Dan…
Teacher walkout continues; Guthrie Schools to close on Thursday
Guthrie Public Schools announced they will not hold classes on Thursday, April 12 as teachers continue to hold out for education funding.
Gregory “Heady” Coleman announces for Senate District 20
Guthrie business leader and local pastor Gregory “Heady” Coleman announced his candidacy for Oklahoma State Senate District 20 today.