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Sheridan School District Calls Special Election to Extend Millage Rate

Friday, August 8 by Luke Matheson

The Sheridan School District has scheduled a special election for November 18, 2025, asking voters to approve a 9-year extension of the district’s current millage rate to help fund major school improvements. The district has qualified for $11.5 million in state partnership funding to construct... Read More.

Sheridan restaurant applies for license to host a private club

Wednesday, August 6 by Rick Walker

At Tuesday night's Sheridan city council meeting the members held a second reading of a proposal to allow Joey Coleman's Fresh Market to apply for a private club license. Sheridan Mayor Cain Nattin told Deltaplex News how the process is laid out. Nattin emphasized that the... Read More.

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Sheridan City Council halts grant application to support nonprofit group application

Thursday, July 31 by Ray King

The Sheridan City Council will not move forward on a grant application to create a Main Street Plaza in order to support a group applying for the same grant. According to the Sheridan Headlight newspaper, the grant County Unified Community Resource Council (GGUCRC) applied for... Read More.

Sheridan Mayor talks about preparation for Governor Sanders visit

Thursday, July 24 by Rick Walker

Today (July 24th) is the day that Sheridan is serving as the Capital For A Day. With that designation, also comes a visit from Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders. Sheridan Mayor Cain Nattin was a guest of Rick Walker on Sunrise Deltaplex to talk about the... Read More.

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Former Sheridan Standout Tyler Cleveland Promoted to Double-A Arkansas Travelers

Wednesday, July 16 by Luke Matheson

Tyler Cleveland, a former Sheridan Yellowjacket and standout pitcher at the University of Central Arkansas, has taken the next step in his professional baseball journey. The right-handed pitcher has been assigned to the Double-A Arkansas Travelers, the Seattle Mariners’ affiliate in the Texas League. Cleveland,... Read More.

Fatal Crash in Grant County Claims Life of Sheridan Woman

Tuesday, July 15 by Luke Matheson

A multi-vehicle collision at a busy Grant County intersection has left one woman dead. The fatal crash occurred at approximately 1:56 p.m. on Saturday, July 12, at the junction of Highway 167 North and Grant 58 near Sheridan. According to the Arkansas State Police, 61-year-old... Read More.

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Sheridan City Council approves request to repair Parks and Recreation building roof

Thursday, July 10 by Ray King

At its most recent meeting, the Sheridan City Council approved a request to repair the roof at the Sheridan Parks and Recreation’s main building. According to the Sheridan Headlight newspaper, Roof Connect of Sheridan will be doing the work. Also at the meeting, Parks and Recreation... Read More.

City of Sheridan Announces Adjusted Schedule for Independence Day

Tuesday, July 1 by Luke Matheson

The City of Sheridan has released its updated schedule for the week of Independence Day in observance of the holiday. City offices will be closed on Friday, July 4, in honor of Independence Day. As a result of the closure, there will be a change... Read More.

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Sheridan City Council recognizes outstanding work by water department employees

Thursday, June 12 by Rick Walker

Last month, storms caused damage to the South Sheridan Water Association's treatment plant. This caused customers of that association and the Little Creek Water Association to see water pressure problems and eventually a boil order. Crews from the Sheridan Water Department worked around the... Read More.

Sheridan Mayor talks about injured patrol officer, fundraiser this weekend

Thursday, June 5 by Rick Walker

Sheridan Patrol Officer Melanie Espinosa and her sister Ashlee were recently involved in an off duty car accident, with both facing a long road to recovery. Sheridan Mayor Cain Nattin joined Rick Walker on Sunrise Deltaplex to talk about how the community is pulling... Read More.

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Boil Orders Lifted for South Sheridan and Little Creek Water Associations

Tuesday, May 27 by Luke Matheson

The precautionary boil orders issued on May 18 for customers of the South Sheridan Water Association and the Little Creek Water Association have officially been lifted as of Tuesday morning. The orders were put in place following damage to the South Sheridan Water Association’s treatment... Read More.

Water Conservation Urged for South Sheridan and Little Creek Water Members Following Lightning Strike

Thursday, May 22 by Luke Matheson

Officials with South Sheridan and Little Creek Water are urging all members to immediately conserve water following a lightning strike that impacted the community’s water plant late Saturday night or early Sunday morning. Due to the damage sustained, water pressure across the service area has... Read More.

Stories tagged with: sheridan

Sheridan School District Calls Special Election to Extend Millage Rate

Sheridan restaurant applies for license to host a private club

Sheridan Mayor talks about preparation for Governor Sanders visit

Former Sheridan Standout Tyler Cleveland Promoted to Double-A Arkansas Travelers

Fatal Crash in Grant County Claims Life of Sheridan Woman

Sheridan City Council approves request to repair Parks and Recreation building roof

City of Sheridan Announces Adjusted Schedule for Independence Day

Sheridan City Council recognizes outstanding work by water department employees

Sheridan Mayor talks about injured patrol officer, fundraiser this weekend

Boil Orders Lifted for South Sheridan and Little Creek Water Associations

Water Conservation Urged for South Sheridan and Little Creek Water Members Following Lightning Strike

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