New law impacts student/school communications

School districts across the state, including Guthrie Public Schools, are now required to have school personnel engaging in electronic or digital communication with a student to include the student’s parent or guardians.House Bill 3958, authored by Rep. Sherrie Conley, RNewcastle, and signed by Gov.

OKC will host two events for 2028 Olympics

For the first time ever, the Olympic games will make a stop in Oklahoma.It was announced by the LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Organizing Committee last week that the canoe slalom and softball events of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games will be held in Oklahoma City four years from now.

Scouts Host Flag Retirement Ceremony

The Scouting America Pack 850 and Troop 850 hosted a flag retirement ceremony July 1 at the Guthrie VFW Sooner Post 4578 with VFW Post Commander Doug Newton. A history of the flag was read, and the ceremony included a prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance as the first flag was retired.

July 4th Safety tips, Events and Guidelines

The Fourth of July holiday is quickly approaching, and there are multiple ways to get engaged and enjoy America’s birthday with Independence Day along with tips and guidelines .

Council approves RFP for City safety plan

The Guthrie City Council Tuesday approved awarding a Request for Proposal Safety Action Plan project to Kimley-Horn and Associates, INC in the amount of $249,900.The Council previously approved to accept grant funds and execution of the grant agreement from the U.S.

State Capital Publishing Museum Receives Deed Tomorrow

The historic State Capital Publishing Museum in Guthrie will celebrate a significant milestone tomorrow, June 26, 2024, as the Guthrie Tomorrow Coalition, who does business as the State Capital Publishing Museum, receives the deed to the building from the state in a formal ceremony.