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Sheridan Board highlights achievements

The Sheridan Board of Education met last week to conduct school business and highlight recent successes across the district.

Sheridan School District again named Capturing Kids’ Hearts Showcase District

The Sheridan School District has earned the Capturing Kids’ Hearts National Showcase District distinction for the second consecutive year, an award that recognizes the district’s efforts to build a safe and connected learning environment for students and staff.

Sheridan School District names Teachers of the Year

Sheridan High School science teacher Karen Burnett was named the 2024–25 Sheridan School District Teacher of the Year.

Sheridan High School hosts annual signing day celebration

Sheridan High School held its annual Signing Day on Wednesday, May 14, as part of National Signing Day celebrations.

Public Hearing Held on Poyen Sewer Project Proposal

A public comment hearing was held on May 9 at Malvern Water Works in Malvern to address the proposed plan for Poyen to merge its sewer pump system with Malvern Water Works.

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.

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.

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.

Shine Christian Homeschool Co-op launches community garden project

A group of local homeschool students are digging into a new project that’s growing both food and community spirit.

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