The Guthrie Rotary Club Student of the Week is Hank Hinkle. He is the son of Terry and Kim Hinkle. Hank has been active in football, baseball and golf. Hank is a member of National Honor Society, the UCO Leadership Academy, he received the Hoby Leadership Award and attended Boys State. After graduation, Hank plans to attend UCO for the PGA Golf Management Program major. Pictured with Hank is Rotarian, Katelyn Payne, Rotary President, Tyler Calvert and Rachel Combs with Mercy Logan County.

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Coyle High School Principal/ Athletic Director Shane Weathers is retiring on June 30 after 32 years in the school district. Weathers has served in multiple capacities over the years and restarted the football program in 2004. He has coached football, basketball, and track over the years. He has been the athletic director for the last four years in addition to running the high school. Weathers made the announcement at the graduation ceremonies on May 10 to the crowd and was surrounded by well-wishers after the ceremony.

The Territorial Riders recently gave Guthrie Special Olympics Coach Laura Benham $1,200 from their April Poker Run. The money helps fund the athletes’ trip to Stillwater this week. Photo by Mike Monahan

The Guthrie mail carriers participated in their annual food drive to benefit Oklahoma Regional Food Bank on May 11. The carriers collected approximately 12,000 pounds of food from their customers across the Guthrie delivery area. Photo by Mike Monahan

The Guthrie City Council Tuesday approved a resolution authorizing the Guthrie Public Works Authority to issue its Utility System and Sales Tax Revenue Note, not to exceed $8 million for the construction of a new fire station, ADA projects, and water tower projects.

Coyle High School’s Class of 2024 became the first Logan County school to hold graduation ceremonies as 24 seniors earned their diplomas Friday night, May 10. This class will be forever connected to COVID-19 as they were freshmen when the pandemic hit and had to navigate through two years of rules and safety guidelines not normally attributed to everyday school life.