Guthrie Rotary Student of the Week

The Guthrie Rotary Club Students of the Week are Kyla Huskey and Jace Rainwater. Kyla is the daughter of Ben and Jessica Huskey. She is the Student Body President and has been busy working on Homecoming activities. Kyla is a member of National Honor Society, Bluejay Crew and plays tennis.

The Orlando Public Works Authority Receives $1,000,000 Grant for System Improvements from the OWRB

The Orlando Public Works Authority (Authority) received approval for $1,000,000 in funding on Tuesday, Sept. 16 from the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB) to improve the Authority’s wastewater infrastructure.

Guthrie Chamber Shop & Win Giveaway Ends Sept. 30

The Guthrie Chamber of Commerce is encouraging residents to support local businesses with its “Shop & Win Giveaway,” offering one shopper the chance to win $1,000 in cash.The promotion runs through Sept.

Claws Come Out During City Council’s Feral Cat Vote

A controversial plan to reduce the city’s feral cat population sparked heated words between members of the City Council, which voted to approve it after more than an hour of public discussion Tuesday night.

Treasures and Books owner Leaves Volumes of Heartfelt Memories

Carole Boyett, 78, longtime owner of Treasures and Books, and a community advocate, passed away recently, leaving behind a legacy of generosity, devotion and local pride.Three months after they had met on the internet, Carole asked George Boyett, “Would you consider marrying me?

Guthrie Police Blotter September 8-14, 2025

9/8/2025 3:48, 1ST/PERKINS, SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY, Female Blonde Hair, Pink Shirt, Male With Dark Hair Looking Into Vehicles 9/8/2025 6:46, GUTHRIE LAKE, LAKE - CALLS, Clearing The Honor Box 9/8/2025 8:16, 200 BLOCK OF E NOBLE, FOUND PROPERTY, First Southern Baptist Church - Go To The Back Of The...

Claws come out during City Council's feral cat vote

GUTHRIE — A controversial plan to reduce the city’s feral cat population sparked heated words between members of the City Council, which voted to approve it after more than an hour of public discussion Tuesday night.