County Approves First Step for Fire Rescue Apparatus

Logan County’s Board of Commissioners approved a $151,839.47 bid from Banner Fire Equipment, Inc. of Oklahoma City for one light rescue fire apparatus to be installed on a F-450 truck at the Guthrie Fire Department.

Six Guthrie High Students Take Oath to Join Armed Forces

Six Guthrie High School students took the oath to join the U.S. Armed Forces on Thursday during the school’s First Annual Armed Forces Ceremony.The event honored students committing to military service and recognized their decision to serve the country following graduation.

Fortney Honored as Emerging New Professional

Amanda Fortney of Guthrie was recently honored as a nominee for the Emerging New Professional award at the annual OK PACE Conference, which celebrates excellence in career and technical education across Oklahoma.

‘Beyond the Garden Gate’ Tour Blooms June 7

Interested in strolling through some of Guthrie’s most inspiring backyard private gardens?On Saturday, June 7, from 9 am. to 2 p.m.

Lt. Gov. Pinnell Champions Guthrie and Oklahoma

Lt. Gov. Matt Pinnell addressed about 50 business leaders and residents Monday at a luncheon presented by Central Rural Electric Cooperative at Meridian Technology Center, an event organized by the Guthrie Chamber of Commerce.

Martin Named to SNHU Dean’s List

Bailey Martin of Guthrie has been named to Southern New Hampshire University’s Spring 2025 Dean’s List. The spring terms run from January to May.Full-time undergraduate students who have earned a minimum grade-point average of 3.500 to 3.699 for the reporting term are named to the Dean’s List.

Donors Help Fund Cotteral, GHS Programs.

Cotteral School’s new playground will apparently be getting artificial turf, thanks to an anonymous donor.“We have received a playground donation for Cotteral in the amount of $53,640 by an anonymous donor, and that is the cost of artificial turf inside the play area,” Superintendent Dr.

Coyle Voters Approve Two School Bond Propositions

Voters on Tuesday approved two bond propositions for Coyle Public Schools, securing funding for a new building and updated transportation.The first measure, a $2.48 million bond, will fund construction of a new Agriculture Education/ STEM building.