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Awards aplenty for Sheridan cheer
Earlier this month, the Sheridan High School varsity cheer team received a plethora of awards during cheer camp. In addition to awards for the team as a whole, many were singled out for individual accolades.
Tasse Rodgers Joins Stone Bank in White Hall as CSR/Teller
Tasse Rodgers has joined Stone Bank in White Hall as a Customer Service Representative and Teller.
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."
Sheridan softball players recognized
Recently, at the Arkansas All Preps Banquet, held at the Arkansas Statehouse Convention Center and sponsored by the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, a pair of Sheridan Lady Yellowjacket softball players were presented with awards. (Photo: Sheridan School District)
Sheridan community rallies around injured officer
The Sheridan community is rallying to support one of its own after a devastating vehicle accident left Sheridan Police officer Melanie Espinosa (22) and her sister, Ashlee Espinosa (19) with serious injuries requiring multiple surgeries.
Firm pitches major data center and solar farm project to Quorum Court
An Austin, Texas, company that develops data centers and the energy that runs them has proposed spending between $5 billion and $6 billion on a project in Grant County that would create some $300 million in tax revenue over the life of the project.
Teachers honored at Chamber breakfast
Three Sheridan School District teachers Tina Potter, Lynn Summit and Karen Burnett were honored as the Grant County Chamber of Commerce Teacher of the Year at last week’s Chamber breakfast.
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."
Vaping incidents down but still too many, officials say
There were 62 vaping incidents this past school year, a significant drop from the 2021-22 school year, but as School Board President Jeff Lisenbey put it, zero is the goal.
Checkin' in on dad
Where's the fire?
Circus Man wows crowd
"The Circus Man"
Leola student pages for U.S. Senator
WASHINGTON––Poyen High School student Belle Groomes spent the spring semester of her junior year not in the familiar halls of the Grant County campus like her classmates but instead navigating the nation’s capital and the corridors of Congress.
