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Drummond Announces for Governor

Joined by family, friends, and supporters at the Osage County Fairgrounds, Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond officially announced his campaign today for Governor of Oklahoma.
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Water Tower Painting Notice

The City of Guthrie is announcing the commencement of a significant infrastructure improvement project as G&L Construction prepares to begin work on the eastside water tower.
The News Leader's new office is located at 122 W. Oklahoma Ave. in Guthrie, along with Dalia's Home & Boutique, the mezzanine level. Photos by City of Guthrie/Aaron Ryburn

The News Leader's new office is located at 122 W. Oklahoma Ave. in Guthrie, along with Dalia's Home & Boutique, the mezzanine level. Photos by City of Guthrie/Aaron Ryburn

New Location for the News Leader

The Guthrie News Leader, Logan County’s trusted source for local news and information, is excited to announce its move to a new office location at 122 W. Oklahoma Avenue.
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Logan Co. NAACP to hold annual MLK parade

The Logan County NAACP is set to host a Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day celebration with the annual MLK Parade in downtown Guthrie.Starting at the Scottish Rite Temple and heading west on Oklahoma Street to City Hall, the parade has become a yearly tradition with the goal of “honoring the life and...
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Logan County 4-H Has Talent Contest Winners

SubmittedCongratulations to 4-H participants who performed their musical, dance and comedy acts on December 9 at the Logan County Fairgrounds Education Building. The contest is designed to show their skills on stage and build relationships by working with others in team competition.

City Council approves water bill waiver

Story by Van MitchellThe Guthrie City Council Tuesday approved waiving the difference between the estimated consumption and the actual consumption for all affected customers from June-November 2024 who received higher-than-normal water bills.The waiver will cost the City $45,000 in lost...
 

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