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Members of the Crescent High School Speech Squad competed Saturday, Jan. 31, at a speech tournament at Comanche High School. Submitted photo

Members of the Crescent High School Speech Squad competed Saturday, Jan. 31, at a speech tournament at Comanche High School. Submitted photo

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Crescent Speech Squad Shines at Comanche Tournament

Nikki Bos,
Wednesday, February 4, 2026
Members of the Crescent High School Speech Squad competed Saturday, Jan. 31, at a speech tournament at Comanche High School.
An inside look at the Wings of Hope forensic exam room made possible with support by Leadership Guthrie ’25, Iowa Tribe Victims Services Unit, Mercy Hospital, Logan County Sheriff and many others.

An inside look at the Wings of Hope forensic exam room made possible with support by Leadership Guthrie ’25, Iowa Tribe Victims Services Unit, Mercy Hospital, Logan County Sheriff and many others.

A Safer Place to Turn: New SANE Program Expands Care for Survivors in Logan County

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Wednesday, February 4, 2026
It’s late. A survivor of sexual assault is trying to decide what to do next. They’re overwhelmed, exhausted, and unsure where to turn. Until now, that decision often meant leaving Logan County, traveling for care, or choosing to go without it altogether.That has changed.
Boxcar Bakery celebrating opening in their new location.

Boxcar Bakery celebrating opening in their new location.

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Chamber Hosts Ribbon Cutting for Boxcar Bakery & Ice Cream

News Staff
Wednesday, February 4, 2026
The Guthrie Chamber of Commerce was proud to host an official ribboncutting ceremony last week to celebrate the new location of Boxcar Bakery & Ice Cream at 109 W. Oklahoma Ave.
Senator Chuck Hall, R-Perry

Senator Chuck Hall, R-Perry

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SENATE MINUTES: Out and About in Oklahoma

Senator Chuck Hall, R-perry
Wednesday, February 4, 2026
I’ve enjoyed getting out across the district to meet with constituents and local students ahead of the legislative session that begins in early February. I recently attended Guthrie’s State of the City luncheon and was encouraged by the progress happening there.
Map of Power Line Routes

Map of Power Line Routes

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Power Line Proposal Sparks Concern In Logan County

Chris Mallow
Wednesday, February 4, 2026
A 40-mile high-voltage power line proposed between Piedmont and Luther is drawing attention and concern across central Oklahoma as planners begin narrowing down possible routes through rapidly growing rural communities, including areas near Guthrie.
Della Hathorne

Della Hathorne

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Logan County Resident Honored on 108th Birthday at NAACP Event

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Wednesday, February 4, 2026
Della Hathorne, a native of Logan County, will be celebrated Saturday, February 7th for her 108th birthday. The Logan County N.A.A.C.P. will honor her during its annual Taste and Tell event to be held at the Logan County Fair Grounds building 1201 South Division, Guthrie, OK, (on Fairgrounds rd.
February is Black History Month!

February is Black History Month!

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Langston University hosts slate of events to celebrate Black History Month

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Wednesday, February 4, 2026
Langston University, Oklahoma’s HBCU, has a large slate of activities planned to celebrate Black History Month. There will be a variety of educational, cultural, athletic and communitybuilding events held across the university’s Langston, Tulsa and Oklahoma City campuses throughout February.
GPD Blotter

GPD Blotter

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Guthrie Police Blotter January 19, 2026 - January 25, 2026

News Staff
Wednesday, February 4, 2026
1/19/2026 1:18, 1300 BLOCK OF W WASHINGTON, SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE, Gray Dodge Van Parked In Alley, Poss Somebody In The Vehicle 1/19/2026 7:55, NOBLE, TRAFFIC CONTROL, Moving A Box Off The Road 1/19/2026 11:10, 300 BLOCK OF E LINCOLN, SUSPICIOUS PERSON, Out W/ Individual Jeans Gray Hoodie Ball...
Now retired Guthrie Police Sergeant, Michael LaNoy. Photo submitted

Now retired Guthrie Police Sergeant, Michael LaNoy. Photo submitted

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Guthrie Sergeant Signs Off After 2 Decades of Service

Nicole Westermier,
Wednesday, February 4, 2026
What sounded like a routine 10-7 over police scanners carried far more meaning this time. It marked the final sign-off of the officer on the other end of the radio at 4:59 p.m. on Jan. 30, 2026.After 21 years with the Guthrie Police Department, Sgt. Michael LaNoy officially retired.
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