'89er Days Royalty Leaves Lasting Impact on Guthrie

A year of service, tradition and community connection came full circle for Guthrie’s 2025 '89er Days Queen Caitlyn Cramer and Princess Kimber Faith Powers, whose reign was defined by outreach, representation and heart.

Governor Signs '89er Proclamation at State Capitol

Photo submittedThe annual ’89er Days Celebration received official recognition, marking April 18, 2026, as Guthrie ’89ers Celebration Day, as Gov. Kevin Stitt signed the ’89er Proclamation during a ceremony held March 31 at the Oklahoma State Capitol.

Guthrie student elected Oklahoma FCCLA vice president of development

Demarcus Officer of Guthrie High School has been elected vice president of development for Oklahoma FCCLA.Officer was one of 10 students elected during the organization’s state convention at the Arvest Convention Center, which drew more than 4,600 high school students from across the state.

Crescent Public Schools Honors Top Educators at Annual Banquet

Crescent Public Schools recognized several outstanding educators and staff members during its annual Teacher of the Year Banquet, held March 26, highlighting excellence across all grade levels and departments.

Guthrie Police Blotter March 23-29, 2026

3/23/2026 8:26, 1100 BLOCK OF WALKER DR, ANIMAL CALLS, Caller Stated There Is A White Retriever Mix Roaming Around The Neighborhood/ Has Been Out For A Week Now/ Unknown If He Belongs In The Area/ Was Seen A Few Minutes Ago 3/23/2026 8:51, 400 BLOCK OF E VILAS, WELFARE CHECK, Caller Stated There...

County Board Meeting Notes

Last Thursday, the Logan County Board of County Commissioners approved a countywide burn ban during an emergency meeting. The ban is in effect for up to 14 days which began March 26. Violations of a burn ban can be enforced by any law enforcement officer in the state.

Logan County Burn Ban In Effect

Logan County Commissioners approved an emergency burn ban during a March 26 meeting, effective immediately and set to last through April 9.The ban restricts all open burning, including yard debris, brush, and other combustible materials, in unincorporated areas of the county.