On Monday, April 8, skywatchers have the opportunity to witness an historic astronomical event. A total solar eclipse is set to grace Earth and will be visible throughout the entire United States, with its totality making a brief appearance in southeast Oklahoma.

If you’ve been around the downtown area lately, you’ve seen that battle has been well and truly joined in the project to upgrade Guthrie’s sidewalks. ODOT began construction work the week of March 12th, with Harrison closed on the east side of Division.

In 2021, the City of Guthrie received a Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) Grant Award Letter from the Oklahoma Department of Tourism (OTRD) announcing that Guthrie was approved for a $1,000,000 LWCF Grant for the Owens Field Softball Complex. After a lengthy process of moving the project through state and federal approvals, the project has been released for construction and we are finally moving forward with an improved sports complex for our community.

Story by Chris Mallow Photos submitted Tuesday, April 16 89er Window Contest begins Chuckwagon Feed and Auctions, Logan County Fairgrounds, dinner at 5:00pm, live auction 7:00pm Wednesday, April 17 Chamber Coffee Meet & Greet, 9:30am, Bancfirst, 202 W. Oklahoma Ave.

The Guthrie City Council Tuesday night was updated about the city transitioning to a new Next Generation 9-1-1 (NG911) system through the Association of Central Governments (ACOG) starting April 2. In 1988, ACOG in partnership with local and state officials created the 911 Association of Central Oklahoma Governments (911 ACOG).