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Lightning Strike Sparks Water Crisis Averted by Swift City Response

Tuesday, May 20 by Rick Walker

Many customers could have gone without water after a lightning strike caused a fire at the treatment plant of South Sheridan Water Association. Crews were able to work all day on Sunday and into Monday to connect to the Sheridan Water Department's line. Sheridan... Read More.

$5k bond set for a Sheridan woman charged with theft of property

Tuesday, May 13 by Alex Bivens

By Ray King A $5,000 bond was set Monday for a Sheridan woman on a theft allegation. Jefferson County District Judge Kim Bridgforth set the bond after ruling prosecutors have probable cause to charge Sara Lou Jones, 45, with theft of property. Deputy Prosecutor Ty Spradlin said... Read More.

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Sheridan City Council gets public safety update

Thursday, May 8 by Rick Walker

The effectiveness of flock cameras and new technology to keep students safe were the focus of a presentation by the Sheridan Police Department at the monthly meeting of the Sheridan City Council. Mayor Cain Nattin said it was an impressive update.

Classic story takes the stage in Sheridan

Wednesday, April 30 by Rick Walker

The beloved story "Little Women" will be staged over the next two weekends at the Grant County Theater Karen Appleget is directing the production and told Deltaplex News how the theater was born The theater gives people a chance to step out of their comfort zone The... Read More.

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Stacy DeFoor Appointed Assistant Superintendent of Sheridan School District

Monday, April 14 by Luke Matheson

The Sheridan School District Board of Education voted on Monday to hire Stacy DeFoor as assistant superintendent of support services. DeFoor is currently serving as an assistant superintendent with the Benton School District, where he has been since 2022. He will begin in his... Read More.

Sheridan Mayor staying vigilant during stormy week

Thursday, April 3 by Rick Walker

As round after round of storms move into the area, Sheridan Mayor Cain Nattin knows what the citizens of his city needs With several inches of rain possible, drainage is a real concern The relationship between Sheridan and Grant County is also pivotal

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Sheridan City Council adopts Fair Housing Resolution

Friday, February 14 by Ray King

At its most recent meeting, the Sheridan City Council adopted legislation affirming that the city will adhere to laws prohibiting discriminatory practices in housing and property ownership based on race, color, creed or national origin. The Fair Housing Resolution was presented by City Attorney Ed... Read More.

Sheridan man wins $200k on $10 lottery ticket

Monday, February 10 by Luke Matheson

A Sheridan man recently won $200,000 after purchasing a $10 Bonus Buck$ instant lottery ticket, according to Lottery officials. He bought four tickets at the Winner’s Circle on West Center Street in Sheridan and hit the top prize on the fourth one. Shocked by the win,... Read More.

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Sheridan City Council to vote on rate hikes for water and sewer rates

Friday, December 27 by Ray King

Water and sewer rates for Sheridan residents are going up next year, after a vote by the Sheridan City Council at its most recent meeting. The third and final vote on the new rates will take place at the council’s Jan. 7, 2025 meeting at... Read More.

Sheridan School Superintendent releases statement following inadvertent lockdown alert

Thursday, December 19 by Luke Matheson

An inadvertent lockdown alert in the Sheridan School District caused panic and concern for students, teachers, and parents on Thursday morning. Several parents reached out to Deltaplex News staff members when the alert took place to express their concerns. The district released an initial statement saying... Read More.

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Sheridan Police get grant for new radios, other items

Friday, December 13 by Ray King

A recent grant of almost $75,000 has helped the Sheridan Police Department improve its efficiency, according to the Sheridan Headlight newspaper. At a recent meeting of the City Council, new items for the department were discussed, including Phase II radios, with six new car radios... Read More.

Sheridan man and woman killed in Friday accident

Sunday, November 10 by Luke Matheson

A man and woman from Sheridan were killed Friday in an accident on I-530, according to a report from the Arkansas State Police. According to the report, 62-year-old Bryan Atkinson was driving a 2013 GMC Sierra southbound near Exit 3 (Dixon Road exit) on I-530... Read More.

Stories tagged with: sheridan

Lightning Strike Sparks Water Crisis Averted by Swift City Response

$5k bond set for a Sheridan woman charged with theft of property

Sheridan City Council gets public safety update

Classic story takes the stage in Sheridan

Stacy DeFoor Appointed Assistant Superintendent of Sheridan School District

Sheridan Mayor staying vigilant during stormy week

Sheridan City Council adopts Fair Housing Resolution

Sheridan man wins $200k on $10 lottery ticket

Sheridan City Council to vote on rate hikes for water and sewer rates

Sheridan School Superintendent releases statement following inadvertent lockdown alert

Sheridan Police get grant for new radios, other items

Sheridan man and woman killed in Friday accident

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