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Shawnda Rooney, Eddie Faulkner, Aaron Huskey, Alex Sanchez, Hugo Sanchez, Zach Swartz, Callie Burton Kellian Schneider, Amy Cowley, and Peyton Burns. Photo by Shelley Malicote Stutchman

Shawnda Rooney, Eddie Faulkner, Aaron Huskey, Alex Sanchez, Hugo Sanchez, Zach Swartz, Callie Burton Kellian Schneider, Amy Cowley, and Peyton Burns. Photo by Shelley Malicote Stutchman

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USDA Grant Tour Showcases Investment in Logan County

Shelley Malicote Stutchman
Wednesday, September 9, 2026
A group of local and federal officials hit the road Sept. 3 for a firsthand look at how rural development dollars are being put to work in Logan County.The Logan County Economic Development Council hosted a tour of five area businesses that received USDA funding: Hoboken Coffee Roasters, Guthrie...
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Who deserves a little hometown recognition?

Guthrie News Leader Staff
Wednesday, September 9, 2026
The Crescent Area Chamber of Commerce is looking for the people, businesses and organizations that help make the Crescent community a great place to live, work and grow.Nominations are now open for the chamber’s annual awards, and there’s plenty of room to shine a spotlight on a deserving neighbor...
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Guthrie Rotary Club Student of the Week

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Wednesday, September 2, 2026
The Guthrie Rotary Club Student of the Week is Colten Stevens. He is the son of Justin and Andrea Stevens. Colten is active in FFA, wrestling and National Honor Society. He was a wrestling State Qualifier.
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OSSAA schools approve seven rule changes

Guthrie News Leader Staff
Wednesday, September 2, 2026
Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association member schools have approved seven changes to four OSSAA rules, with the changes taking effect July 1, 2027.The changes are part of an ongoing effort to promote consistency, fairness and safety while keeping academics a priority for students...
Guthrie Police Chief Sweger recognizes Sergeant Quinlan during a ceremony honoring her promotion Monday, Aug. 31, during the City Council meeting. Photo courtesy of Guthrie Police Department’s Facebook.

Guthrie Police Chief Sweger recognizes Sergeant Quinlan during a ceremony honoring her promotion Monday, Aug. 31, during the City Council meeting. Photo courtesy of Guthrie Police Department’s Facebook.

Guthrie Police Department promotes Quinlan to sergeant

Guthrie News Leader Staff
Wednesday, September 2, 2026
Officer Quinlan was promoted to patrol sergeant during a ceremony Monday, Aug. 31.Guthrie Police Chief Sweger announced Quinlan’s promotion following a rigorous process.

Guthrie Police Blotter August 4 - 9, 2026

News Staff
Wednesday, September 2, 2026
8/4/2026 20:56, HARRISON AND BROAD, DISTURBANCE, Black Male And Black Female, N On Broad, Male Was Yelling For The Female To Get Away From Him 8/4/2026 21:40, NOBLE AND CAPITOL, WELFARE CHECK, Welfare Check On W/M Blue Shorts Blue Shoes Gray Shirt, Callers Boyfriend, He Left Wb On Noble From...
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Langston University hires three new vice presidents

News Staff
Wednesday, September 2, 2026
Lindsey Hunter Submitted Langston University has hired three new vice presidents to strengthen its administrative team, filling two vacant positions and adding a new role focused on strategic enrollment management.

August runoff settles key Oklahoma races

Nikki Bos
Wednesday, September 2, 2026
LOGAN COUNTYOklahoma voters settled several key races during the Aug. 25 runoff election, including a closely watched House District 38 contest that covers northern Logan County.Madison Bolay won the Republican nomination for House District 38, defeating Danielle Deterding.

Logan County softens insurance impact on employees

Van Mitchell
Wednesday, September 2, 2026
Logan County’s Board of Commissioners on Monday approved a resolution establishing 2027 employee insurance benefits, helping offset a spike in premiums.“We got our budget numbers,” County Clerk Troy Cole said.“As I think everyone’s been notified, Health Choice Premium is going to increase $111 for...
Guthrie High School senior and JROTC member Garrett Looney recently enlisted in the U.S. Army as a Combat Medic Specialist. Photos courtesy of Guthrie JROTC

Guthrie High School senior and JROTC member Garrett Looney recently enlisted in the U.S. Army as a Combat Medic Specialist. Photos courtesy of Guthrie JROTC

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Guthrie seniors prepare to serve beyond the classroom

Nikki Bos
Wednesday, September 2, 2026
For two Guthrie High School seniors, graduation will mark more than the end of their high school careers.
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