Summer is just around the corner and that means fresh garden veggies. Now Sheridan residents that don't have a garden space have an option to help grow those fresh tasty veggies at the new Sheridan Community Gardens.
Cars, trucks and motorcycles filled the Tull Community Center parking lot on Saturday, May 18 for a lively car show organized by the Tull Volunteer Fire Department. The event, which featured more than 50 vehicles, was a hit with both participants and attendees. While some vehicles were entered for judging, …
Residents of Prattsville will soon notice a significant change in their water bill as the city removes the trash pickup charge. This adjustment is set to take effect on June 1. The change is aimed at providing financial relief to residents in light of recent water rate increases.
A man charged with a 2019 Grapevine homicide has been acquitted following a court ruling on his mental capacity at the time of the incident. Philip Reynolds was facing a slew of charges, including capital murder, in connection with the death of 45-year-old Patrick Massey and subsequent shootout with responding …
The Sheridan School Board voted Monday night to promote Chad Pitts to superintendent of the Sheridan School District. Pitts is currently serving as the district’s assistant superintendent, a position he has held since 2022. He will begin his duties as superintendent starting July 1.
Local attorney and Arkansas Bar Association President Margaret Dobson will soon be serving a new role following her appointment by Governor Sarah Sanders to the bench of the Seventh Judicial Circuit Court.
The rare astronomical event that had the state predicting a huge influx of out-of-state visitors and led the governor to declare a state of emergency was just another calm day in Sheridan and Grant County, according to local officials.
In a recent special City County meeting held last Tuesday, Brody Richardson of Brody Richardson Construction addressed inquiries regarding his company's bid for the Sheridan Fire Department Firehouse remodel project. Richardson shed light on various modifications aimed at cost-saving options, a topic that had been previously discussed during the regular …
The Sheridan Police Department has recently made a significant advancement in its operational capabilities with the acquisition of a commercial drone. This cutting-edge aerial asset is set to transform the department's approach to critical tasks such as search and rescue missions, fugitive pursuits, locating missing individuals and managing runaway situations.
Seventh Judicial Circuit Judge Chris Williams has resigned as the result of multiple investigations by the Arkansas Judicial Discipline & Disability Commission (JDDC), the commission announced in a press release issued earlier Thursday.
Vintage enthusiasts and history buffs alike are gearing up for the much-anticipated return of the Central Arkansas Antique Power Show to downtown Sheridan. Celebrating its 32nd year, this beloved event promises a day of nostalgia, entertainment, and a showcase of bygone power.
In a special meeting held Tuesday, March 12, Sheridan City Council deliberated over a proposal from SolarConnect to put solar panels on top of the gymnasium roof of the Sheridan Parks and Recreation Center. The initiative, presented by Bailey Mclver, solar account manager at SolarConnect, aims to not only harness …
Prattsville Waterworks is facing financial challenges due to increased chemical and maintenance costs. To address this issue, the Prattsville City Council has decided to implement a rate increase for water usage.