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Guthrie Man Killed in OKC Collision

News Staff
Sunday, October 31, 2021
A Guthrie man died in an accident Oct. 29 at around 6:30 a.m. on Interstate 40 eastbound, just west of Peebly Road in Oklahoma City. Jake Sing, 23, of Guthrie was transported by EMSA to OU Medical Center in Oklahoma City.
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Honor Park Veteran Pavers Ceremony

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Wednesday, October 27, 2021
The following veterans were honored by their pavers placed at the Veterans Memorial at Honor Park, Guthrie, OK: Edward Roper: Marine Corps/ Vietnam Cecil G.
Part of the Campfire Gala’s importance rests on the experience campers take away from the camp.

Part of the Campfire Gala’s importance rests on the experience campers take away from the camp.

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Central Oklahoma Campfire Gala Set for Nov. 12

Jacob Sturm
Wednesday, October 27, 2021
Central Oklahoma Camp has put on camps nearly every week besides Thanksgiving and Christmas, hosted non-profit organizations and other groups consistently and has grown to encompass over 300 acres of land.
Guthrie Police Department receiving award at City Council meeting.

Guthrie Police Department receiving award at City Council meeting.

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Guthrie Police Department Given Agency Trilogy Award

Jacob Sturm
Wednesday, October 27, 2021
Guthrie’s Police Department received a unique recognition for its leadership qualifications, being awarded the FBI-Law Enforcement Executive Development Association Agency Trilogy Award during Guthrie’s Oct. 19 City Council meeting.
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Arrests Made

Mike Monahan
Wednesday, October 27, 2021
The local law enforcement agencies have been very busy in October and with the announcement of several arrests late last week, two major cases have been closed with charges filed and several individuals in local detention centers.
Farming and ranching can be a stressful occupation. OSU Extension is partnering on a new Heal the Harvester program to support rural residents experiencing mental health crises. (Photo by Todd Johnson, OSU Agricultural Communications Services)

Farming and ranching can be a stressful occupation. OSU Extension is partnering on a new Heal the Harvester program to support rural residents experiencing mental health crises. (Photo by Todd Johnson, OSU Agricultural Communications Services)

Extension partners to Heal the Harvester

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Tuesday, October 26, 2021
STILLWATER, Okla. – In a profession that involves backbreaking labor, life-altering financial decisions and the favor of Mother Nature, farmers and ranchers are especially vulnerable to mental health issues.
Food safety begins at the grocery store and it’s important to keep foods separated in the grocery cart to prevent cross-contamination.

Food safety begins at the grocery store and it’s important to keep foods separated in the grocery cart to prevent cross-contamination.

Food safety: the dirty truth about shopping carts

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Tuesday, October 26, 2021
STILLWATER, Okla. ­– Walking into a grocery store, most shoppers are focused on their shopping lists to avoid forgetting essential household items. When selecting a shopping cart, most people center their attention on avoiding that undesirable squeaky wheel.
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