It’s almost lumberjack time! For the 27th year, Timberfest will, once again, host its Lumberjack competition again this year drawing competitors from across the nation.
The Grant County Quorum Court met Sept. 18 to conduct its monthly business, which included the approval of Ordinance 2023-10, allowing for a lease agreement between the county and Redfield PV I, LLC in the development of a solar project.
Larger crowds, a lot more space, more events and a few more rides set the 2023 Grant County Fair apart from preceding years, with local fairgoers and Board members seemingly pleased with the new location.
On Sept. 11, the new home of the Sheridan School Board was open to the public, and the meeting nearly went off without a single snafu. The new meeting space, which is within the confines of McKenzie Hall on the Sheridan High School campus, offers a more spacious area for …
Grant County’s own Don and Sarah Clark have been avid hunters for generations and turkey hunting is their specialty. In February they were both inducted into the National Wild Turkey Federation's inaugural class of its first-ever hall of fame, where they dubbed Don and Sarah “The Mom and Pop of …
A possible zoning violation, easement concerns and a tennis court turned pickle ball court were some of the main discussions had at Tull City Council’s monthly meeting held Sept. 11.
A city code violation case due in court next week topped the discussions during the Sheridan City Council’s monthly meeting on Sept. 5 at Sheridan City Hall.
You’re never too old to have a little fun! Local senior citizens visiting the Grant County Senior Center know that well and enjoy a plethora of fun activities, entertainment, and fellowship daily at the center all shared over a meal with fellow peers.
Arkansas Supreme Court Chief Justice John Dan Kemp stopped by the Grant County Courthouse Sept. 1 to provide updates to officials with the 7th Judicial District Court system.
The Sheridan Detention Center recently received 40 tablets from NCIC inmate telecommunications, a company that the detention center uses for its inmate phone service.
Grant County Judge Randy Pruitt received approval from the Quorum Court at this month’s meeting to make an offer to purchase the property adjacent to the old church building currently owned by the county.