After an almost perfect conference season, the Sylvan Hills Bears begin play in the state soccer tournament at Burns Park on Friday.

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Sherwood Elementary School did it again. The school’s Odyssey of the Mind team won the Arkansas Odyssey competition and is now headed for the world championships.

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Strong opinions from people who have made up their minds for or against North Hills’ re-emergence as a Sherwood golf course made their feelings known Monday night during a public forum called at City Hall.

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By a unanimous vote, the Sherwood City Council Monday voted to appropriate $225,000 from the city’s general fund to settle a lawsuit with Arkansas Emergency Transport.

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City Hall went to the dogs Saturday as volunteers of the Sherwood Animal Shelter held their Break the Chain public awareness day designed to discourage people from chaining up their dogs.

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The Sherwood Civil Service Commission is within days of turning over a list of names of everyone who passed this month’s civil service examination so the city can hire 12 more police officers.

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The fish was fried by an enthusiastic crew of cooks and folks formed a long line to eat it at the Jack Evans Senior Citizens Center’s annual fish fry Saturday.

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Navy Seaman recruit David I. Dobens, grandson of Raul Urrutia of Sherwood, recently completed Navy basic training at Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, Ill.

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The Arkansas Higher Education Coordinating Board learned last week that retention and graduation rates at public colleges and universities in Arkansas, which have been rising in recent years, dropped nearly one-and-a-half percentage points in a year’s time, between 2007 and 2008. The cumulative, six-year graduation rate for public universities in Arkansas was reported to be [...]

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The Arkansas Higher Education Coordinating Board learned last week that retention and graduation rates at public colleges and universities in Arkansas, which have been rising in recent years, dropped nearly one-and-a-half percentage points in a year’s time, between 2007 and 2008. The cumulative, six-year graduation rate for public universities in Arkansas was reported to be [...]

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