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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.
Wolfe of Sheridan selected to attend Arkansas Boys State 2025
Wolfe of Sheridan selected to attend Arkansas Boys State 2025
Denise Green Names announces for Grant County Treasurer position
Denise Green Names to run for Grant County Treasurer.
Extension researchers studying new disease impacting Arkansas strawberries
Researchers with the Cooperative Extension Service are studying an emerging disease impacting strawberries in an increasing number of locations across Arkansas in recent months.
AGFC launches outdoor education student club and competition
The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission is forging a new path to further bring nature into the classroom and increase opportunities for Arkansas students to build outdoor skills and conservation knowledge.
Marriage Licenses
The following couples obtained marriage licenses on the listed dates, according to information made available from the Grant County Courthouse:
Vance announces for Grant County Judge
As a lifetime resident of Grant County, I, Jeff Vance, would like to formally announce candidacy for Grant County county judge.
Sheridan Fire Department ISO to be reevaluated
The Sheridan City Council convened last Monday for its regular monthly meeting, where several key updates and approvals were discussed.
It’s been a good run
Nearly three decades ago, as little more than a kid at the tender age of 19, I found my way to a little town just 20 minutes east of my hometown of White Hall to take up what I thought would be a simple summer internship, a chance to get …
Zoning board reviews variance requests for Legacy Pointe Subdivision
The Sheridan Board of Zoning Adjustments met last month to consider 10 variance requests related to properties in the Legacy Pointe subdivision.
Tull City Council talks about future water supply, street repairs
The Tull City Council convened last Monday to address several matters of city business, including long-term planning for a water supply and local street concerns.
Blest be the ties that bind Old Folks’ Singing for 140 years
Music has the power to unexpectedly evoke memories by activating specific emotional experiences, making them feel vivid and real, as if they are happening again in the present.
Disputed 80,000-gallon water bill resolved in Tull
Heather Brown addressed the Tull City Council in March regarding a disputed 80,000-gallon water bill tied to her residence on Kitchens Road.
