Virtual Conference Provides Addiction Answers for Providers in Oklahoma and Beyond

Tulsa, OK — This year’s National Center for Wellness & Recovery Addiction Medicine Conference is bringing together experts in addiction and mental health with attendees from Oklahoma and throughout the country.

Guthrie student in Welding program at Meridian

Before heading into the Welding shop at Meridian Technology Center students must understand welding symbols, blueprints and industry mathematics. By the time Guthrie student Dawson Scott finishes this one-year program he will be able to perform fillet and grove welds with backing in all positions. 

Community Bankers Association of Oklahoma

Barry Anderson, President and COO, of F&M Bank in Guthrie, OK was installed as Chairman of the Community Bankers Association of Oklahoma (CBAO) for 2021/2022.

America’s Favorite Old-Fashioned Big Top Circus is Coming to Town!

Thanks to the sponsorship of the Cashion Athletic Sports Association, Culpepper & Merriweather Circus, America’s Favorite Big Top Circus is coming Cashion, OK – Sunday, October 3, 2021 to the Ben Kates Memorial Field located on S. Blvd. Ave. West of Town.

Introducing the newest installation of debut indie films is Oklahoma's very own Malcolm Owens' movie: Bonfire!

Bonfire will kick off the Halloween season of suspenseful movies on October 2nd at the Tower Theatre. It is full of intense moments that will have you at the edge of your seat waiting for just a taste of what’s to come in each and every waking moment.

Student of the Week

The Guthrie Rotary Club Student of the Week is Eadie Jobe. She is the daughter of Kori Jobe. Eadie has played softball for 4 years. She is currently taking concurrent classes with OSU through GHS. After graduation, Eadie plans to attend OSU/OKC and study Veterinary Technology.

Guthrie’s 38th Annual Road Show

Guthrie’s 38th Annual Road Show was held Saturday, September 11. All models of cars were on display.

Guthrie City Council Passes Street Improvements Plan, Closes Alley

A 2016 agreement addressing the concerns of curb extensions on Oklahoma, Harrison and Division could be gaining traction. The agreement went through historic review and the State Historic Preservation Office, but had been rejected.