Law enforcement: Motorists misunderstanding work zone signs
Law enforcement is wanting motorists to know the laws when it comes to the speed limit in construction zones. The warning comes at a good time…
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Alcohol related accident sends three to the hospital
Story updated on May 16 at 11 a.m. Three people were transported to the hospital, including a five-year-old boy, on Wednesday afternoon after a horrific…
Workshop planned to help create safe streets policies
Get Fit Logan County and Guthrie Transportation Authority will host a Complete Streets Workshop featuring Kevin St. Jacques, member of the National Complete Streets Speakers…
District 2 Update: State legislative funding for county roads and bridges
Oklahoma state lawmakers still have many important issues to address in the remaining days of the 2013 state legislative session. One of the most critical…
Broadway paving scheduled for mid May
In December 2012, District 1 contracted with Atlas Paving Company to resurface three miles of Broadway from Waterloo to Simpson. Weather and a backlog of…
Bridge on Charter Oak Road progressing toward completion
In spite of unseasonably cool temperatures in April, contractors were still able to pour the concrete deck for the bridge on Charter Oak Rd. west…
DPS: Fatality report for the month of February
Department of Public Safety officials report an increase in traffic fatalities. There were 33 fatalities in February 2013 compared to 31 in the same month…
Motorcycle Safety Committee reminds riders to be “geared up, trained up”
(OKLAHOMA CITY) – With motorcycle registrations increasing steadily in Oklahoma, the Oklahoma Advisory Committee for Motorcycle Safety and Education reminds riders to take appropriate safety…
Road project update from Commissioner Mark Sharpton
At a special meeting on Wednesday, March 20, the Board of County Commissioners signed contract agreements with ODOT for a paving project on Simpson Road…
Bridge replacement on Charter Oak road progressing well
Now that Broadway Bridge is open, focus has shifted to another major bridge improvement in District 1.
Broadway bridge now open
Broadway bridge is open! Can’t say it simpler than that. As of March 6, motorists may cross the new bridge at Camp and Broadway.
Striping projects and one mile of resurfacing scheduled for bidding
On Thursday, Feb. 28, the Board of Directors of the Association of Central Oklahoma Governments (ACOG) provided the final necessary vote for funding three miles…
Highway 105 accident sends one air lifted to hospital
A driver lost control of his 10-wheeler truck late Friday morning on Highway 105 after it is believed the front tire blew out on the vehicle causing it…
11 a.m. Update: Guthrie area on the brink of blizzard conditions
Updated Monday Feb. 25 11 a.m. – With the latest information from the National Weather Service, Logan County and Guthrie is on the brink of…
DPS: Fatality report for the month of January
Department of Public Safety officials report a decrease in traffic fatalities. There were 31 fatalities in January 2013 compared to 44 in the same month…
Weather delays construction and opening of Broadway bridge
Updated Saturday, Feb. 23 at 11:30 a.m. The recent wet weather has delayed the completion of the Broadway bridge and so it is again uncertain…
DPS: Fatality report for the month of December
Department of Public Safety officials report a decrease in traffic fatalities. There were 33 fatalities in December 2012 compared to 46 in the same month…
Logan County District 2 Update: Progress on Douglas Blvd. resurfacing project
We are in the process of doing some final paper work with Oklahoma Department of Transportation to get the resurfacing of Douglas from Waterloo to…
More funding approved for paving Coltrane Road
In 2006, the Oklahoma legislature set aside money in the County Improvements for Roads and Bridges Program (CIRB) to help fund major road and bridge…
World War II era plane being built in Guthrie
When the A-26 Invader light bomber now sitting in a hangar at a Guthrie airport finally takes to the sky it won’t exactly be a…