At its regular meeting last Monday, the Tull Town Council addressed several issues, including a water rate increase, drainage concerns near a local residence and updates on infrastructure projects.
The Supreme Court of Arkansas has ordered Special Judge Robert Gibson, a retired circuit court judge, to preside over the case of Daniel and Ginger Roberts v. City of Sheridan and Jeremy A. McNair in the Seventh Judicial Circuit Court.
Residents and businesses in the Town of Tull and surrounding areas served by Tull Waterworks will soon see an increase on their monthly water bills after the City Council approved a new rate structure recommended by the Arkansas Rural Water Association (ARWA).
Plans to widen Red Street, one of the most heavily traveled roads in Sheridan, have hit a delay as several residents have yet to sign over property rights needed for the project to move forward.
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.
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.
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.
The Grant County Quorum Court held its regular monthly meeting last week, addressing various updates and community concerns despite a relatively light agenda.
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.