Dreessen Family Reunion
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The Dreessen biennial family reunion was held on Thanksgiving in Guthrie at the “barn” of Neil Scheihing. There were 167 descendants of Bat and Goldie Dreessen in attendance, including the
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M-O FFA Chapter Holds Christmas Toy Drive
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The Mulhall-Orlando FFA Chapter held a toy drive from December 1 through 10th to collect toys that will go to the Logan County DHS. The Department of Human Services (DHS)
Kiwanis Auction raises over $17,000
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The Kiwanis annual auction was Saturday, December 7. Over $17,000 was raised. Jerry Gammill, president of Kiwanis thanked everyone for their help. “We can’t thank the community, people who donated
Improving a home’s curb appeal
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(MS) — An attractive front entrance area gives a home curb appeal that invites both guests and potential home buyers. Upgrading a home’s exterior can be as simple as painting
Don’t forget to vote: Depot Christmas Tree Contest
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The entries have been submitted to The Guthrie Depot with care, in hopes that the winning number of votes will soon be there. The Guthrie Depot’s Second Annual Christmas Tree contest has begun and the winner will receive a free event at The Guthrie Depot during the 2020 year.
Red Brick Season No. 4 comes to an end
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The success of the monthly summer music concerts has shown that the region is not only ready, but anxious to have cool things happening in our town. Wherever you go around the state, mentioning that you are from Guthrie evokes, “I love that town!” “ I love to go there!” “I would love to live there!” “I loved GOTR there!” “I love to go to Bluegrass!” “I love your Christmas celebration!” “I love the 89er parade!”… on and on. Guthrie is recognized as one of the hippest places in the state, and people want to find reasons to be here. RBN gives them the excuse that they are looking for.
Pollard Theatre veteran actress appears in Wichita
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The impact of our own Pollard Theatre is felt far beyond Guthrie, OK. Actors, actresses, crew, and production staff have used The Pollard as a springboard to even more opportunities.
Ella Latham of Edmond performed in A Territorial Christmas Carol at The Pollard Theatre in Guthrie for 5 years. The 14 year old was in 2nd grade when she first performed here.
“The Pollard was her first real acting gig, before that she’d done some camps at UCO, where this summer she is volunteering, time flies,” said her mother, Gretchen Latham.