Reflecting on my one year anniversary

I was hanging out at the newspaper office today, when I came to a realization. I’ve been writing for the paper for a year now. In fact, after realizing I was getting close, I looked at my inbox, and checked the very first story I filed; I emailed it to our publisher on September 11, 2022.

Letter to the editor

Dear Editor, What can we do to make our neighborhoods safe for walking and playing? Dog attacks are happening too often in Guthrie. We know that there are laws and ordinances in place for our protection, but do they go far enough? On Friday, July 23rd, I was walking my dog.

The Signs of Guthrie Ranked

A town of history, unique architecture and something to learn around every corner. So naturally, we decided to take Guthrie’s Guided Walking Tour with the plan to glean more information about the town’s unique past.

Ina F. Amason

Ina F. Amason passed away January 26, 2021 in McAlester, Oklahoma. Graveside services will be on Monday, February 1, 2021 at 2pm at Mount Calvary Cemetery in McAlester, Fr. Jo officiating.

“The Three Weeks” of Mourning on Jewish Calendar begins with Fast-Day this Thursday

On the Jewish calendar, there is a solemn period during the summer called “The Three Weeks.

Supt. Simpson: "Committed to a traditional graduation ceremony even if that means a delay into the summer."

Sometimes, you just don’t know where to start!  We had such a busy time over the last few weeks that it all seems like a blur.  I’ve heard from many of you about your various concerns with regard to the conclusion of the 2019-20 school year.

Gossip - It’s a dangerous mixture

Okay, we’ve all seen them. The town gossip that enjoys nothing more than talking to everyone about all the scandalous activities of others. Who went out with who? Who’s cheating on who? Who gets drunk on the weekends? Who’s in trouble at work? And who’s having troubles in their marriage?

The Postscript: “A Night at the Funeral Home”

“What do you think?” my husband, Peter, asked about the link he’d sent me as we prepared to head home from the holidays. “The funeral home?” I asked. “Yeah, that one.” “I thought it was a joke.” “No, it’s right on our way.” “We’re going to spend the night in a funeral home?