Epic World PvP: Serenity and Downfall on Gorgonnash joined forces with others like people from Restless Souls, Oblivion, Final Code, and other assorted randoms, and led a gigantic campaign against the Horde cities on the server -- their real target was Orgrimmar (and Thrall), but they sent 15 man teams up against the other cities as well just to distract the Horde. They crushed Thrall, and then the 15 at Thunder Bluff took out Cairn, so they all teamed up at Undercity to finish off Sylvannas. Very awesome. We can only hope the Horde is regrouping and planning a counterattack worthy of a fight like that one.
Pkpkgankyounow on Dalvengyr (who I believe we've written about before) had a little 'glaive drama -- Ironhide is the raid leader, Sugsug is his brother, Cashi is another Rogue in the guild who's been dedicated for a long time. Warglaive drops, Sugsug gets it from Ironhide, the end. Cashi, we hear, left the guild soon after. Nepotism much?

Chaotic Good dropped Thrall on Durotan, but they didn't do it during PRIME TIME HOURS, so apparently it didn't count. Wait, what? War happens 24/7 -- if you can't defend the leader of the Horde at all times, then you can't defend him at all.

Quo Vadis on Onyxia is supposed to be the worst guild ever, but not for the reason you think it is. Wait, did you think it was because they kicked Shazow? Because if so, you're right.
The Broken House on Sisters of Elune just recently celebrated their first anniversary as a guild -- they say they had some ups and downs as a guild, but they're glad to be an RP guild that's still standing after twelve months. Here's to many more!

Dishonorable Assassins on Daggerspine had just invited a newbie to their guild, and he was singing whatever rap he was hearing in guild chat, including references to women and drugs that they didn't really appreciate. And so when they decided that they didn't really want him around any more, they came up with a pretty creative way to make him leave. (This link should be fixed now, sorry about that.)