NEWS
One arrested after high-speed chase that damaged city, county vehicles
One suspect is in custody after a high-speed chase Wednesday morning, June 4, that started in the Ico area by Arkansas State Police and ended in Sheridan.
Judge Stephen Shirron Announces Re-election bid for Circuit Judge Seat
Sheridan, AR – Judge Stephen Shirron has officially announced his candidacy for re-election as Division 2 Circuit Judge for the 7th Judicial District, which encompasses Grant and Hot Spring Counties.
JAG program highlighted at Chamber of Commerce breakfast
Abana Nevens spoke to attendees on Wednesday, May 14 at the monthly Grant County Chamber of Commerce breakfast about the Jobs for America’s Graduates (JAG) program at Sheridan High School.
Children’s book author at library for Children’s Illustration Workshop
As a part of their Summer Reading program, “Color Our World,” the Grant County Library will be hosting children’s book author and illustrator Jennifer Gentry.
Sheridan schools show strong gains in state letter grades
The Sheridan School District has announced significant improvements in the school letter grades recently released by the Arkansas Department of Education.
Republican Eric Shepherd Announces Bid for House District 92
SHERIDAN, Ark. -- Today, first-responder and life-long Republican Eric Shepherd announced his bid for the Arkansas State House of Representatives, District 92, which includes all of Grant County and portions of Saline County.
Water associations back in operation
Barely a week after Sheridan’s Water Department came to the rescue in helping two neighboring water associations restore water to their customers, those associations were back in operation.
Scott Wells Announces Candidacy for Grant County Judge
I am Scott Wells and I am proud to announce my candidacy for Grant County Judge.
Extension agent talks field maintenance and use of chemicals
Brad McGinley, staff chair and Grant County Extension Agent with the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture, spoke to members of the Grant County Cattlemen’s Association during the monthly May meeting on May 15 at Oak Hill Farms in Sheridan, offering expert guidance on pasture weed control.
Boil orders lifted
Boil orders have been lifted
Exchange students embrace life and lessons in Sheridan
Achille Muller, 18, of Belgium, and Danil Alvarez Zgurska, 17, of Spain, have spent the past nine months immersing themselves in American culture — particularly life in Sheridan.
Poyen City Council unable to conduct business due to lack of quorum
The Poyen City Council met last week, moving its regular meeting up by a week due to the Memorial Day holiday. However, no official business could be conducted due to the lack of a quorum.
Grant County Quorum Court Hears Updates on 4-H, Armory Renovation, and Emergency Declaration
The Grant County Quorum Court held its regular monthly meeting last week, addressing various updates and community concerns despite a relatively light agenda.
Lady Jackets’ defense falters in repeat bid
The Sheridan Lady Yellowjackets saw their quest to repeat as Class 5A State Champions come up empty in a 11-4 loss to the Benton Lady Panthers on Thursday, May 22 at Shock Field on the campus of the University of Central Arkansas.
