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Logan County Task Force responds to Moore

The Logan County Task Force immediately assembled soon after a horrific EF5 tornado ripped through the town of Moore on Monday afternoon. Read more… | Gallery One | Gallery Two

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The Logan County Sheriff’s Office received official mutual aid requests from the Moore Police Department on May 20 following the devastating tornado that hit the area. The Sheriff’s Office responded with a crew of twenty deputies to the Moore Command Center. Read more…

Relief efforts in a big way for tornado victims

After seeing the terrifying images on television from the devastating tornadoes throughout the state, several people in Logan County went to work to help those in need. And indeed they turned out. Read more…

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Logan County Board of Health appointment

Commissioner of Health and State Health Officer Dr. Terry Cline announces the re-appointment of Shirley Ford to the Logan County Board of Health. Read more…

City of Guthrie announces new weather alert system

The City of Guthrie is introducing a new alert system to notify citizens of any emergency threat. Read more… | Where are the storm sirens located in Guthrie? | Where are the storm sirens in Logan County?

Billy Sims cuts the ribbon at his grand opening

Just never know who is going to visit Guthrie on a daily basis, but on Friday afternoon it was the 1978 Heisman trophy winner’s turn to make a stop. Read more…

Guthrie High School Graduation 2013

Guthrie High School bid farewell to 191 graduating seniors in the Class of 2013 inside Jelsma Stadium.
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5th Annual See Spot Run

Runners and walkers of all ages came together for the annual See Spot Run held in Guthrie. The run benefits Free to Live Animal Sanctuary in the memory of Chris Cowden. Photo Gallery

Workshop planned to help create safe streets policies

Get Fit Logan County and Guthrie Transportation Authority will host a Complete Streets Workshop. Read more…

Guthrie receives $8k grant; funds will help with bike racks, street paint

Guthrie was one of 21 cities to be awarded a Healthy Communities Incentive Grant from the Oklahoma Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust (TSET). Read more…

Upper Elementary students walk for new equipment
		Guthrie Upper Elementary School was a recipient of the Fuel up To Play 60 grant this school year. The monies used from the grant went to supply items for the walking trial on the playground. Read more…

Teenager drowns in Guthrie’s Liberty Lake

A 14-year-old boy tragically drowned Monday afternoon at Lake Liberty in Guthrie when he was with friends and family swimming. Read more…

Local officers being recognized for National Police Week

The Guthrie Police Department is not only being recognized this week, but are asking others to place blue ribbons on their car in memory of fallen officers and in honor of those serving. Read more…


Bridge on Charter Oak Road progressing toward completion
Final day of classes for GPS set for May 23
Guthrie YMCA and the Logan County Health Department renew Tai Chi Offering
FCCLA set to host fundraisers for upcoming trip
Let’s Talk About It, Oklahoma! is going strong!
Guthrie Library in search of board members
Guthrie Library announces addition of Mango Languages
Complete Guthrie Public Schools calendar
Exercise for Fines is back for Guthrie readers
GNP offers improved text and email alerts

Guthrie to host Gentlemen of the Road Tour

Guthrie Stopover tour conducts first meeting at City Hall | Mumford & Sons wins album of the year for “Babel” | V olunteers sought for Stopover event in September | Gentlemen of the Road Stopover sells out in less than 48 hours | G rammy nominee band announces concert in Guthrie | Video: City of Guthrie Press Conference

Video: Special Jays receive huge send off to the 2013 games

It is one of the most exciting days of the school year when Guthrie students of all ages come together to send off some of their favorite athletes. Read more…

Mack’s 512 Academy growing and donating vegetables
		Mack’s 512 Academy have announced their plans for a produce stand this spring and summer after they participated in the project “What Will You Bring to the Table?” sponsored by generationOn.org. Read more…

Supt. Mike Simpson: Public survey to help school committee

Mary Coffin: Chamber Chat: Bike to work and community baby shower

Jason Murphey: Saying goodbye to the earmark‏

Mark Sharpton: Is something wrong with “sustainable development?”

Mike Pearson: State legislative funding for county roads and bridges‏

Anna Coffin: Preventative medicine with your pets

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Oklahoma '89er Celebration a success

89er Photo Galleries

Guthrie: When It All Started | Chuck Wagon Feed Photo Gallery |

89er Celebration: 89er Parade | 89er Celebration: Carnival |

89er Celebration: Concert in the Park | 89er Celebration: 89er Rodeo |

89er Celebration: Stake Your Claim race

Man facing murder charge for trying to protect friend
		A Lawton man is facing second degree murder charge or in the alternative first degree manslaughter charge after he shot and killed a man, who had taken off in his car outside a home with his friend hanging out of the car’s window. Read more…

Mccolm pleads guilty to lesser murder charge

In the Logan County Courthouse in late March, a Texas woman withdraw her plead of not guilty to guilty as she accepted an amended charge of murder in the second degree. Read more…

Video: Vehicle catches fire over night near downtown building
		An early morning vehicle fire nearly caused a downtown building to go up in flames, but thankfully a nearby business owner saw the fire just in time. Read more…

Ask Dr. Anna: Preventative medicine with your pets

A major portion of my job is devoted to keeping pets healthy with preventative medicine. Read more…

Mayor signs his first proclamation

Mayor Mark Spradlin made his first proclamation for the City of Guthrie less than 24 hours in office as he declared May “Community Action Month”. Read more…

Chamber Chat: Bike to work day coming Friday
		I went to Avenue Q over the weekend and it was a great show, a bit racy but the music, actors and puppets were awesome! The final show is this Saturday the 18. Read more…

GUES Academic team captures mathematics title

Fifth and sixth grade students at Guthrie Upper Elementary School recently claimed a state championship in mathematics. Read more…

YMCA summer pool at Highland Park begins May 28

Summer is almost here and local children will be looking for some fun in the sun and what could be better than a dip in the city pool? Read more…

Burtcher says farewell to 61st council; Spradlin sworn in
		Mayor Chuck Burtcher said his final goodbye to a crowded city council chamber as the 62nd City Council members were sworn in. Read more…

Survey: Guthrie schools look for public input

A selected group of citizens, who make up the Long Range Planning Committee, have released a survey as they look for input on the Guthrie school district. Read More...

Free server training offered for alcohol retailers
		Not selling alcohol to underage youth is one of the primary strategies to prevent underage drinking in communities. Read more…

Dog and Beth film episode in Guthrie

For Duane “Dog” Chapman and Beth Chapman they could not wait until they caught their person in downtown Guthrie on Saturday afternoon so they can head back home. Read more…

Roll over accident on Sunday afternoon; no injuries

Just before 4 p.m., emergency crews responding to the 1600 block of S. Division at the Wal Mart intersection to a roll over accident. A witness at the scene says a vehicle did not yield to a red light and hit the truck near the front bumper causing it to spin, hit the curb and flip. There were no injuries reported at the scene. Photo By Chris Evans

Bicyclist clipped by vehicle

A bicyclist suffered road rash after he was clipped by a vehicle on Sooner Road Wednesday afternoon. The bicyclist was riding south in the southbound lane when he was clipped. A friend of the rider says he was riding about a foot off of the white line when he was struck by the vehicle sending him into the ditch.