LIFESTYLES
Zombie sequel worth the wait
Twenty-eight years ago, a virus spread across Britain that turned the population into rage-filled zombies. Now, a young boy must come of age in this terrifying world.
New Stephen King adaptation is wonderful
For his third movie in a row, director Mike Flanagan tackles a Stephen King story in the magical new movie "The Life of Chuck."
Wes Anderson delivers a hilarious new movie
An eccentric millionaire, a wannabee nun and an insect expert go on globe-trotting journey to try to make a fourtune in The Middle East in "The Phoenician Scheme."
COLUMN: Weekend Updates for Your Landscape
Adding new life to your landscape can seem overwhelming. Tackling small achievable upgrades in a weekend can get the momentum started and make a big difference in the overall curb appeal.
GCCT Presents Chaos in Fairytale Forest
GCCT Presents
Sheridan's Justin Cox Named to SNHU President's List
MANCHESTER, NH -- Justin Cox of Sheridan (72150) has been named to Southern New Hampshire University's (SNHU) Spring 2025 President's List.
Chamber's Easter egg hunt brings out children, Easter bunny
Easter was still more than a week away, but that didn't seem to matter much to the scores of youngsters and their families who came out to celebrate the day. The event also attracted the Easter bunny who posed for the camera.
Kinetic Internet Officially Recognizes Sheridan as a ‘Gig-Ready Community’
Officials from Kinetic, an Arkansas-headquartered residential internet service provider, are proud to announce that the greater Sheridan area is now officially recognized as a Kinetic “Gig-Ready Community,” marking a major milestone in expanding high-speed internet access in rural Arkansas communities.
Paulks celebrate 25th anniversary
Dr. Clyde D. Paulk and Mrs. Margie J. Paulk would like you to join them in their 25th wedding anniversary celebration on April 26 from 1-3 p.m. at the Memorial Building on the Courthouse Square in Sheridan.
Billy Hudson’s journey from rural hardship to STEM Innovation
In the small town of Grapevine, where students spend more than two hours each day on the school bus, a scientist saw an opportunity. Dr. Billy Hudson, a biochemistry professor at Vanderbilt University, turned long commutes into learning experiences by equipping buses with internet and computers.
Raw milk sales debate advances to state’s House of Representatives
The heated debate over raw milk sales away from the farm advances to the full Arkansas House of Representatives.
New Beginnings Dinner & Auction raises $70K for GCUCRC
The New Beginnings Dinner & Auction fundraiser held Saturday, Jan. 25 at First Landmark Baptist Church in Sheridan was a success thanks to the generosity of sponsors, donors, participants and the many volunteers who made the event possible.
41st annual Timberfest attracts thousands
The 41st annual Timberfest festival attracted thousands of visitors who braved what turned into a hot and dusty day on Saturday as temperatures climbed to 90 degrees and clouds were scarce.
Summer Feeding Program helps provide meals for students
When school is not in session, the Sheridan Ministerial Alliance steps in to ensure students in the Sheridan School District have access to meals.
