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Story By Shelley Malicote Stutchman
City officials are hoping visitors “Fall in Love with Crescent” during the aptly named free event that will take place this Saturday evening (Sept. 20) downtown, featuring the town’s local shops and businesses.“We hope to see Crescent’s residents come out for our event, as well as visitors from...
Thursday, September 18, 2025
Langston University will host Tri-Campus Blood Drive tomorrow
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Langston University will host its semiannual Tri-Campus Blood Drive with the American Red Cross of Oklahoma on Tuesday, Sept. 9. Langston University works with the Red Cross to host a blood drive on all three Langston campuses every spring and fall semester.
Wednesday, September 10, 2025
Guthrie Chamber of Commerce Hosts Ribbon Cutting at Truest Roofing
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The Guthrie Chamber of Commerce recently held a Ribbon Cutting ceremony to welcome Truest Roofing to the Guthrie community. Located at 115 N. 2nd Street in Guthrie, Truest Roofing specializes in providing high-quality roofing services with a commitment to professionalism and customer care.
Wednesday, September 10, 2025
Jay-Len Roberts, Bizzell Group, Marlon Danner with Stephanie Bice’s office, Scott Coppenbarger and Adam Deem with AirMedCare Service, Rotary Student, Lily Rechlin, Rotarian Terry Moore and Rotary President, Coy McPeek.
Guthrie Rotary Student of the Week
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The Guthrie Rotary Club Student of the Week is Lily Rechlin. She is the daughter of Kyla and Ken Rechlin. Lily is Yearbook Leader, a member of Student Council, active with volleyball, basketball and track and a member of National Honor Society. She tied the school record in high jump.
Wednesday, September 10, 2025
Dan Wall, General Manager and VP of Lazy E Arena, explains future plans at the Logan County's Economic Development luncheon held on Wednesday, Sept. 3rd.
Lazy E Arena remains strong economic driver; expansion plan to serve weddings, much more
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Logan County’s Economic Development Council held its Sept. 3 luncheon on the third floor of the Lazy E Arena, where General Manager and Vice President Dan Wall outlined the venue’s economic footprint on surrounding communities.Wall noted that the arena’s major rodeos pump millions into the...
Wednesday, September 10, 2025
Guthrie Student Selected for Leadership Program
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Four Star Leadership with General Tommy Franks is proud to announce Andrew Willoughby of Guthrie, OK, as one of 75 students worldwide who were selected to participate in this year’s leadership program, held July 13-18 in Edmond, Oklahoma, United States, on the campus of the University of Central...
Wednesday, September 10, 2025
Schroder First Guthrie Athlete to Win Clay Tarter Memorial Invitational
Tim Willert
Taylor Schroder’s performance at this year’s Clay Tarter Invitational was one for the history books.The Guthrie High junior started slowly then pulled away late to win the girls 3.1-mile race at Cottonwood Flats on Saturday.Schroder, who clocked a time of 20 minutes, 20 seconds, became the first...
Wednesday, September 10, 2025
Excitement in the Big Town of M-O
Story By Peyton Beier
The spirit of the Mulhall-Orlando community was on full display at the annual Mulhall-Orlando School Fair, where hundreds of students, families, and community members gathered for a day of fun, food, and fundraising.
Wednesday, September 10, 2025
Enrollment growth, Jelsma Stadium lighting among topics at BOE meeting
Van Mitchell
Guthrie’s Board of Education on Monday was updated on school enrollment figures, the Charter Oak expansion timeline and new lighting at Jelsma Stadium among the major points of interest.“We’ve had a very smooth start to the school year,” Superintendent Dr. Mike Simspon said.
Wednesday, September 10, 2025
“The Opportunity of Now:”
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Langston University had a lot to celebrate at its Opening Convocation Ceremony on Thursday.From national test scores to athletic achievements, President Ruth Ray Jackson highlighted numerous ways in which Langston University students, faculty, staff and alumni have achieved success over the past...
Wednesday, September 10, 2025