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Hometown News

  • Library, patrons give back to community

    Library, patrons give back to community
    The Sheridan Public Library recently concluded their 1st Annual Food for Fines program.
    For the month of November, the library collected pantry items from community members. For each item donated, $1 was reduced from any fines that may have been accrued on their accounts.
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Obituaries

  • Danny Ray Woten Sr.

    Danny Ray Woten Sr.
    Danny Ray Woten Sr., 64, Sheridan, passed away on Jan. 7, 2021 surrounded by his loving family.

    He was born in Noblesville on Dec. 18, 1956 to his late father Lloyd Woten and his mother Virginia Woten.
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Sports

  • Disappointing season draws to close

    A season that once looked so promising came to a crashing conclusion Friday night in the second-round of the Class A Sectional 46 for the Sheridan Blackhawks.
    Coach Bud Wright's squad wound up on the short end of a 55-12 shellacking at the hands of top-ranked Indianapolis Lutheran.
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County News

  • Livestream concerts on tap in Carmel

    Latin jazz, Celtic rock, funky jams and more are on tap as the Center for the Performing Arts announces seven 2021 dates in its new livestream concert series featuring Indiana artists.
    Free to view on YouTube, Facebook and the Center’s website, Live at the Center sponsored by Allied Solutions delivers a front-row perspective on the best in local original music, with multi-camera HD video and rich stereo sound. More information on registration and viewing options is available at TheCenterPresents.org/LATC.
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Traffic

  • Traffic Q&A with Sgt. John Perrine

    Traffic Q&A with Sgt. John Perrine

    Can a police officer be on private property watching for speeders?

    Click here to see what Sgt. John Perrine says . . . 
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Misc

  • Beef & Boards plans return in 2021

    Although Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre remains uncharacteristically closed this holiday season, plans are under way for a reopening in the new year.
    “We plan to reopen in March,” said Doug Stark, owner. “We are eager to get back to doing what we love – entertaining our audiences!”
    Starting the theatre’s 48th season will be the audience favorite, Smoke on the Mountain. One of the most popular shows at Beef & Boards, Smoke on the Mountain is the story of the Singing Sanders Family, who is invited to perform at Mount Pleasant Baptist Church by its new pastor, the Rev. Oglethorpe. Filled with energetic bluegrass and Gospel tunes, unforgettable stories, and lovable characters, Smoke on the Mountain is a heartwarming reason to return to live theatre.
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Life
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