Sales tax revenue falls short for FY 2024

The City of Guthrie sales tax revenue fell short of expectations for Fiscal Year 2024, and the City planned for that shortfall in its 2025 Fiscal Year budget.“We finished the fiscal year approximately (-1.1%) or -$93,559.

UPDATE ON THREATS AT GUTHRIE HIGH SCHOOL

Yesterday there was a threat attributed to Guthrie High School in the form of a picturecirculating on the social media platform Snapchat. The post contained a picture of a restroom stall at the school where a threat had been written.

County Commissioner Proposes Tax Increase to Fund Updates to Courthouse

Last week, Logan County District 2 Commissioner Charlie Meadows proposed a one percent sales tax increase to fund equipment and remodeling for the Logan County Courthouse.

City Council accepts cybersecurity grant

The Guthrie City Council Tuesday night accepted the State and Local Cybersecurity Grant (SLCGP) from the Oklahoma Office of Homeland Security in the amount of $310,315.69.

Guthrie Edmond’s 11th fly-in a big hit for kids, crew, community

Thousands of guests descended Saturday on the Guthrie-Edmond Regional Airport for the 11th annual Fly-in and Community Day.Children and parents took flight with local pilots on private planes throughout the day at the airport, located in Guthrie off of Division Street.

9/11 still affects us after 23 years

This September 11 marks 23 years since the devastating terrorist attacks that forever changed the United States. Across the nation, Americans will pause to honor the nearly 3,000 people who lost their lives in the attacks on the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and aboard Flight 93.

41st Guthrie Road Celebration This Weekend

A longtime Guthrie tradition leaves the line once again on Saturday, September 14, with the 41st edition of the Guthrie Road Celebration, presented by Tim’s Body Worx and held at Mineral Wells Park.