Guthrie Police Blotter May 26-June 1, 2025

Story by Guthre News Leader Staff5/26/2025 0:54, STAND BY - KEEP THE PEACE, 800 BLOCK OF PINEBROOK DR, Caller is outside of residence, homeowner (girlfriend) is not allowing him to get his vehicle keys 5/26/2025 8:53, WELFARE CHECK, 2600 BLOCK OF E HWY 33, Valero - white female at the counter...

FEMA assistance center opens in Guthrie to help offset losses from March fires

Three months after hundreds of Logan County residents were hit with considerable losses due to the wind-swept wildfires that burned across the state, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the Small Business Administration (SBA) are stepping in to try to help.

After alarming start to past weekend, rainy weather pattern will hang around

Logan County faced significant weather challenges this past weekend as intense conditions raised alarms Friday before another round of storms swept in Sunday night.

‘Uncommon’ cockfighting ring results in nine arrests

A Logan County woman and several others are facing charges pending an investigation over an illegal cockfighting ring that was discovered on the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend. More than 50 roosters also were seized.

Local Woman Vows to Save Guthrie Job Corps

Can the Guthrie Job Corps be saved? One local woman believes so.“We are not going down without a fight!” said Lisa New, founder of Helping Community Paws and Claws in Logan County. “Job Corps is too important to the Guthrie community, the business owners and, most importantly, the students.

Investment hike paves way for safer roads, bridges across Oklahoma

Logan County’s Board of Commissioners were briefed Monday about the passage of Senate Bill 258, which increases the per-mile funding for county road construction.The bill is part of the recently passed state budget by the Oklahoma Legislature.

Election Day Reminders and Tips

Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 10, for the Town of Coyle Special Municipal Election. Logan County Election Board Secretary, Sheleen Winscott, offers these important tips to voters—especially those who will be casting a ballot for the first time.