Lee Guthrie is a multimedia video editor with a focus on local news in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. With experience in various publications such as Tahlequah Daily Press, Washington Times-Herald, and Muskogee Phoenix, Lee has covered a wide range of topics including local events, community issues, and human interest stories.
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Lee's coverage focuses predominantly on local news, community events, and government announcements in Oklahoma, with a significant emphasis on family, relationships, house & home topics. Given this focus, those looking to reach out should consider providing newsworthy updates related to local events or activities in Tahlequah and surrounding areas.
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TAHLEQUAH – Helping women who want to go to college is the goal of the American Association of University Women, and to increase membership, the local chapter put on a
Tahlequah city councilors and staff considered agenda items at the meeting Sept. 4. From left are: Councilors Stephen Highers, Keith Baker and Danny Perry, Mayor Suzanne Myers, City Attorney John Hammons, City Administrator Taylor Tannehill and City Clerk Whitney Shaw. Lee Guthrie | Daily Press
Sep. 4—TAHLEQUAH — Two friends have collaborated and are opening two very different businesses: a Caribbean food truck and a gift shop featuring gifts, art, crystals, T-shirts, vinyl records and milkshakes.
TAHLEQUAH – A passion to help Indigenous children attain their goals for higher education, and retain that talent in Oklahoma, fuels those who work at American Indian Resource Center.
By: Lee Guthrie
The Diamondstone Festival begins Sept. 5, at Diamondstone Resort.
The Diamondstone Festival begins Sept. 5, at Diamondstone Resort.
The Diamondstone Festival begins Sept. 5, at Diamondstone Resort.
At the first day of live music at Diamondstone Music Festival, attendees ate, drank, and rocked out to the lineup.
By: Lee Guthrie
At the first day of live music at Diamondstone Music Festival, attendees ate, drank, and rocked out to the lineup.
By: Lee Guthrie
TAHLEQUAH – Tiny Riggin McConnell is 3 months old, and he has returned to the annual Diamondstone Music Festival, where he was conceived last year.
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