News
Tim Willert,
Dozens of lots, tracts and parcels of land in Logan County, including some in Guthrie with historical significance, will be sold at public auction unless their owners pay thousands in back taxes by June 8.
Wednesday, May 13, 2026
Students from the Guthrie Job Corps Center’s Hard Trades departments pose outside IBEW Local Union 1141 in Oklahoma City during an April 29 site visit, where they learned about apprenticeship opportunities and careers in the electrical trades. Photo courtesy of Guthrie Job Corp.
Hands-On Learning Sparks Interest in Trade Careers for GJCC Students
Guthrie News Leader Staff
Students and staff from the Guthrie Job Corps Center’s Hard Trades departments visited the IBEW Local Union 1141 on April 29, gaining firsthand exposure to apprenticeship opportunities in the electrical and specialized trades.
Wednesday, May 6, 2026
Guthrie Rotary Student of the Week
Submitted
The Guthrie Rotary Club Students of the Week are Julian Duncan and John Allen. Julian is the son of Kyle Duncan, Sr. and Jessica Watkins. He is active in basketball, Special Olympics and FFA. After graduation, Julian plans to work in Landscaping. John Allen is the son of Vanya and Shawn Allen.
Wednesday, May 6, 2026
Community spirit thrives in Guthrie
Nikki Bos, General Manager, Guthrie News Leader
If you do good, you see good:
It’s easy to miss if you only glance at the surface of life in Guthrie. It’s not in the headlines or big announcements. Rather, it’s the steady, quiet work happening behind the scenes.
Wednesday, May 6, 2026
Coyle track teams qualify multiple relays, Sims advances individually to state
Guthrie News Leader Staff
The Coyle High School track program will be well represented at the state meet after qualifying multiple relay teams and an individual competitor.
The Bluejackets’ boys and girls squads each advanced in both the 4x100-meter and 4x200meter relays.
Wednesday, May 6, 2026
Guthrie High School students present a $5,907.31 donation to Camp Twin Cedars following this year’s Rock Week fundraiser. Photo by Brent Fuchs
GHS Rock Week Raises $5,907.31
Nikki Bos,
Guthrie High School students once again turned competition into community impact as this year’s Rock Week fundraiser raised $5,907.31 for Camp Twin Cedars.
Wednesday, May 6, 2026
County recognizes OHCE’s valuable family impact
News Staff
By Van Mitchell, CorrespondentLogan County’s Board of Commissioners on Monday recognized the impact of Oklahoma Home & Community Education during OHCE Week, May 3-9, celebrating an organization that has strengthened families and communities since 1935.
Wednesday, May 6, 2026
City of Guthrie honored as Meridian’s Partner in Progress
Guthrie News Leader Staff
The City of Guthrie was recognized as Meridian Technology Center’s 2026 Partner in Progress during the school’sannual banquet April 28.
Wednesday, May 6, 2026
Logan County barn blaze leaves 18 horses dead, investigation underway
Guthrie News Leader Staff
A barn fire at a Logan County ranch near Guthrie killed 18 horses early Sunday morning, authorities said.The fire was reported around 4 a.m. near East Seward Road after a passerby saw flames and called 911, according to officials.
Wednesday, May 6, 2026
Attendees enjoy a break outside a vintage camper during the sixth annual Hoppy Camper fundraiser at Camp Twin Cedars in Guthrie, supporting the nonprofit camp’s programs. Photo courtesy of Cody Lawson
Twin Cedars’ Hoppy Camper Event Pours in Community Support
Nikki Bos,
The sixth annual Hoppy Camper fundraiser drew a large crowd to Camp Twin Cedars, bringing together craft beverage enthusiasts and community supporters for an evening benefiting the local nonprofit camp and raising more than $32,000.
Wednesday, May 6, 2026