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Guthrie Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Mike Simpson, Eskridge Chevrolet representative Storm Glanzer and Guthrie High School Horticulture Instructor Dusty Oldenburg were pictured together Oct. 7 to recognize the donation. Photo courtesy of Guthrie Public Schools.
Eskridge Chevrolet Donates $5,000 to Guthrie Ag Education Program
Mayor Adam Ropp signs a proclamation recognizing Oct. 18-24, 2026, as National Friends of Libraries Week during a Guthrie City Council meeting. The proclamation honors the Friends of the Guthrie Public Library for their fundraising, volunteer service and continued support of library programs and services.
‘Astronomical’ $2.3M grants to benefit Guthrie airport, police, fire
650 Purple Flags, One Community
Rick Faris, center, performs with his band Friday on the Byron Berline Main Stage at Oklahoma’s International Bluegrass Festival in Guthrie. Faris, who first played the festival in 2010, credited the late Byron Berline’s friendships with musicians around the world for the festival’s international lineup. “It’s a legendary festival, but also the fun that we have in the campground with jamming and hanging out with friends,” Faris said. Photo by Brent Fuchs
Bluegrass Festival leaders fiddling with thoughts of event’s future
Guthrie Police Blotter September 21-27, 2026
Guthrie Rotary Student of the Week
Guthrie Police Blotter - September 21-27, 2026
League of Democratic Women to celebrate 70th anniversary
Cashion’s 2026 Homecoming Court stands at midfield before the Wildcats’ Oct. 2 football game against Meeker in Cashion. From left, Gavin Layton and Dylan Ahern; Slade Williams and Madison Lawther; flower girl Julia Kordis; Hank Brown and Caroline Oakley; crown bearer Foster Mounce; Connor Poe and Ruby Hudson; and Asher Gable and Blake Cavner. The homecoming festivities ended with the Wildcats earning a 54-13 win over Meeker. Photo by Brent Fuchs