Guthrie’s Newest Head Girls Basketball Coach

Guthrie Public Schools officially named Breck Clark as its new head girls basketball coach. She will take over for Malcolm Roberts who recently announced his resignation from the post after three seasons. “I’m so excited to join Guthrie Public Schools as the new head girl’s basketball coach.

Connie Cink

Connie Cink, 81, passed away on May 8, 2022 in Wellington, Kansas. She is survived by her husband Bob; son Bob and daughter Carna. Cremation has taken place and memorial services will be held at a later date.

GUES visits The State Capital Publishing Museum

Guthrie Upper Elementary School’s, Ms. Vangie Goddard’s 5th & 6th grade Gifted and Talented class toured the State Capital Publishing Museum today. Lynn Bilodeau gave them a tour of the basement, 1st and 2nd floor.

Sophomore of the Year

Jerry Gammill and Jamie Newton of the Guthrie Kiwanis Club present the club’s Sophomore of the Year award to Miss McKenna Bench at the May school board meeting. Miss Bench received a certificate and a check for $250.00.

GHS boys’ golf qualifies for state tournament

Pictured above, Guthrie High School boys’ golf team that went to the state tournament this week at the Duncan Golf and Tennis Club on Monday and Tuesday. Pictured left-right, Britt Drake, Coach Ric Meshew, Gavin Selanders, Beau Dale, Coach Luke Dale, Nathan Ames, and Devin Frey.

Guthrie Rotary Club Student of the Week

The Guthrie Rotary Club Student of the Week is Emily Beeby. She is the daughter of Kelly and Laura Beeby. Emily is active in Bluejay golf, FFA as the Reporter, a Football trainer and Link Crew. She is a Valedictorian for 2022 and a member of National Honor Society.

Red Brick Nights Rocking till September

Photo by Aaron Ryburn/City of Guthrie Red Brick Nights is back! The first night was a huge success this past Saturday with performances from Keathley, Hotel Nights and Dylan Stewart. But this is only the first of many Red Brick Nights to come.

Guthrie Post Office Fuels Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive

Hunger could happen to anyone and it does every day. From children and families to military veterans and the elderly, poverty and hunger can affect millions, even if not directly.

Hoppy Camper Expo a Cheery Success

Helping others is what the Make Promises Happen program does, and it’s exactly what happened at the recent Hoppy Camper Home Brew Expo in Guthrie.