NEWS

Cable barriers installed on Highway 167 to prevent crashes but create problems for life-savers

The Sheridan fire chief said cable median barriers save lives, but they also present new problems for emergency personnel trying to extricate people who have driven into the cables.

City seeks support for Main Street Plaza project to revitalize downtown

Revitalizing downtown Sheridan is a dream shared by many, and city leaders are taking steps to make it a reality.

Long-Term care, reimagined: Green House Cottages coming to Sheridan in 2026

Sheridan Healthcare & Rehabilitation Center officially broke ground last Wednesday on The Green House Cottages, a modern, resident-centered facility set to open in Spring 2026.

Ownership Complicates Plans to Repair Downtown Sheridan Sidewalks

While the condition of downtown Sheridan’s sidewalks is a common topic of discussion, many residents may not realize that the sidewalks are not owned by the city, but by the individual property owners.

Downtown Hometown Heroes banners honor local veterans

On Independence Day, the City of Sheridan unveiled a new tradition in downtown — Hometown Heroes Banners.

Sheridan Council approved new roof for Recreation Center

The Sheridan City Council addressed long-standing issues with the roof of the Sheridan Parks and Recreation Center’s main building, which has suffered from persistent leaks.

Movies at the Park returns July 17

Sheridan’s popular Movie at the Park event is back and promises to be a fun summer evening for families and friends. The first event of the season will take place on Thursday, July 17, beginning at 8:30 p.m. at the Sheridan Soccer Fields.

EDITORIAL: Grant County needs to find out more about data center

In poker, if you want to see someone’s hand, you have to stay in the game, and to do that, it usually takes throwing more money into the pot.

Health fair brings wellness to Downtown Sheridan

Residents and visitors at the downtown Sheridan Farmers Market enjoyed more than just fresh produce and handmade gifts on Saturday, June 28, as the courthouse lawn transformed into a vibrant hub of health and wellness during the community Health Fair.

ARKLA’s “Gaslites”

This article is from the December 2013 issue of the Grant County Museum’s “Grassroots” Magazine.

SHS graduates headed to National Culinary Competition

Two recent Sheridan High School graduates, Lauren Fleming and Klaesy Knoefler, are preparing to showcase their culinary skills on the national stage this week.

The Town of Poyen Needs Your Help

The Town of Poyen is in urgent need of community members to step up and serve. Several Council positions are currently open, and Mayor Scott Riggan emphasized the importance of filling them as soon as possible.

Grant County Independence Day celebrations

The weather is heating up and the days are long — a sure sign that summer is in full swing and we’re halfway through 2025. That also means it’s time to celebrate America’s birthday, and Grant County residents have plenty of opportunities to enjoy the Fourth of July with family, …

Community voices concern over proposed data center

Grant County justices of the peace say there's still much to be addressed before they can vote on a proposed non-binding resolution relating to a proposal to build a data center and solar farm in the county.

Company officials respond to questions about data center, solar farm projects

The president of the company wanting to build a multi-billion dollar data center and solar farm in Grant County said the tax proceeds from the project will be “transformational” for the Sheridan School District but won’t harm the environment.