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The Oklahoma State Capital

Welcome to The Oklahoma State Capital's Merchant Directory

Unbiased journalism and exclusive reporting, from Oklahoma's first and foremost capital city.

Welcome to the future home of the Oklahoma State Capital Directory, the modern-day equivalent of the old-fashioned phone book. In an age dominated by Big Tech and search engines like Google, there’s no longer a sole repository for local business listings. These services do not provide a sense of community. Once live, the OSC Directory will seek to provide a trusted and comprehensive resource for the residents of Logan County and Edmond, Oklahoma.

It was a sad day when the phone book disappeared, and with it, the ability to find local businesses in one convenient place. The OSC Directory aims to fill that gap, creating a single online community and listing source for South Logan County. Stay tuned for the launch of this essential service.

GUTHRIE NWS

NOW 84°F Clear WIND S 11 mph AIR AQI 56 Moderate · PM2.5 at Oklahoma City OVERNIGHT 79°F Mostly Clear · 1% rain WEDNESDAY 101°F Sunny then Slight Chance Showers And Thunderstorms · 16% rain CIMARRON 5 ft falling COTTONWOOD 2.22 ft steady DROUGHT D3 Extreme · 57% of Logan Co. JOBS 4.5% in Logan Co., up from 3.3% a year ago SUN 7:12 am – 7:36 pm NOW 84°F Clear WIND S 11 mph AIR AQI 56 Moderate · PM2.5 at Oklahoma City OVERNIGHT 79°F Mostly Clear · 1% rain WEDNESDAY 101°F Sunny then Slight Chance Showers And Thunderstorms · 16% rain CIMARRON 5 ft falling COTTONWOOD 2.22 ft steady DROUGHT D3 Extreme · 57% of Logan Co. JOBS 4.5% in Logan Co., up from 3.3% a year ago SUN 7:12 am – 7:36 pm

OSC LIVE

BREAKING 2 dead after fiery crash at Ritzhaupt Park in Guthrie HAPPENING Hundreds rally against Inola aluminum smelter on Hay Day: 'It won’t be the same if this comes in' GRAIN Wheat $7.31 a bushel at the typical Oklahoma elevator, up 4 cents on the day — $4.49 a year ago. HAPPENING Edmond nurse fired, charged with abusing Alzheimer’s patient at Coffee Creek Facility CATTLE Feeder steers 500-600 lb averaging $373.74 a hundredweight, with 11,726 head through Oklahoma auctions against 34,118 a year ago. HAY Alfalfa hay $200 a ton in central Oklahoma, with 3,044 tons moved against 810 in the same week a year ago. HAPPENING Two fatal scooter accidents spark safety warnings ENERGY Cushing crude stocks 21.8M barrels, down 0.7M on the week (week ending Sep 4)