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GPD Blotter

GPD Blotter

Guthrie Police Blotter July 7-13, 2025

7/7/2025 4:02, BURGLARY, 400 BLOCK OF CIMARRON BLVD, Caller Advised Male Subject, Black Pants White Shirt - Car Alarms Went Off He Took Off Towards The Pond Area Caller Also Advised About 5 Mins Before That A Blue Sports Type Car Tried Backing Into A Spot Then Left, Unknown If Related To...
Lazy-E Expansion Plans

Lazy-E Expansion Plans

Lazy E Arena Announces Major Expansion

The Lazy E Arena (LEA), one of the most iconic venues in Western sports, has announced an ambitious infrastructure expansion aimed at elevating its status as the premier destination for rodeo, equine, and special events.
Alison Cook

Alison Cook

Cook Represents M-0 at National Angus Show

Alison Cook recently represented her community Mulhall-Orlando at the National Junior Angus Show, where she exhibited her cattle and participated in a week of learning, growth, and fellowship with fellow junior exhibitors from across the country
Earthquake Update

Earthquake Update

No reported damage after two earthquakes rattle Langston area

A pair of small earthquakes shook the area over the weekend, but did not result in any reported damage, a Logan County official told the News Leader on Monday.The first earthquake, a magnitude 2.7, occurred at 1 a.m. Saturday, while the second quake magnitude of 3.1 occurred at 1:42 p.m.
Rug Weaving

Rug Weaving

Volunteers provide the palette for Guthrie Art Center

Have you always dreamed of creating art, but didn’t know where to start? Are you looking for a space where artistic blunders are celebrated as stepping stones to mastery?Look no further than the Guthrie Art Center at 316 S. Division St. to unleash your inner artist.
Jill Price

Jill Price

Guthrie Community Rallies for Annual ‘Stuff the Bus’ Campaign

Guthrie’s Chamber of Commerce is again leading the charge for its annual ‘Stuff the Bus’ campaign.“Running the ‘Stuff the Bus’ fundraiser is incredibly rewarding for the Chamber because it directly addresses a vital need in our community,” said Brittany Timmons, Guthrie Chamber CEO and President.
 

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