The Guthrie Rotary Club Student of the Week is Tyler Lawson. He is the son of Alana Jackson and Justin Lawson. Tyler has been active in Band for 7 years and JROTC for 4 years. He is a member of the National Honor Society and the National Society of High School Scholars. Tyler enjoys doing community service with the JROTC at the Oklahoma Food Bank and Backpacks for Kids. After graduation, Tyler plans to attend OSU and go into the Air Force ROTC and become an officer in the Air Force. Pictured with Tyler is, GHS Dean of Students, Justin Stevens, GHS 2023 Homecoming Queen, Rylin Wells, Rotary President, Tyler Calvert and House District 31 Representative, Collin Duel.

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Livestock Judging - We had a livestock judging team compete. Participants include: Ridge Garrett, Tate Simmons, Ronni Adams, Maddison Grindle, Ayden Potter, and Britt Drake Dairy Judging - We had two teams competing.

Guthrie is well-known for classic architecture, and also for classic cars, with several local car shows every year. This year, however, Guthrie’s classic car aficionados are in for a new treat: classic Chevrolet Corvairs are coming to town. The Central Oklahoma Corvair Association will be hosting their annual Great Plains Corvair Roundup in Guthrie this weekend, from Friday through Sunday.

As the current Farm Bill expiration date approaches Sept. 30, and Congress continues to stall in advancing a new one, American family farmers and ranchers, who have a direct stake in the outcome, mobilized to Washington D.C. Sept. 17-22 to assert their position on key bills during their second Farm Bill summit in two months. The Organization for Competitive Markets (OCM), Competitive Markets Action (CMA), and members of the Alabama Contract Poultry Growers Association, Kansas Cattlemen’s Association, National Dairy Producers Organization, American Grassfed Association, and others, rallied in our Nation’s Capital in nearly 100 meetings this week.

Make-A-Wish is hoping for big things from next month’s Midwest LiftFest, sponsored by Vance Auto Group. The relationship with Vance Auto Group resulted from some recent outreach that Boyle and Wolf have done around Logan County and the surrounding area.

Sunday, September 24th’s art opening and poetry reading at Owens Arts Place Museum was an incredible event featuring important Law Enforcement Forensic Artist and accomplished Native American artist, Harvey Pratt.

The Coyle Public Schools Board of Education has approved a second bond election on Oct. 10 after the first one narrowly failed last spring. The new bond issue will take the necessary steps to replace the 1930’s Public Works Administration elementary school, among other items.

The Oklahoma Home and Community Education (OHCE) includes eight active clubs in Logan County with a membership of over 75. The clubs are Abell, Cimarron Valley, Friendship, Grandview, Hippie Homemakers, Moonlighters, Town & Country and Westway. Many of these clubs have a long history and have continued throughout all the changes presented to them. They continue to learn, create, educate, and serve their communities in Logan County.