Steven Brantz News Today

A multi-million-dollar road project first discussed by the city of Sheridan more than 16 years ago could be moving forward in the near future.

Sheridan City Councilor Shawn Day spent his final day on the Sheridan City Council receiving warm thanks from his fellow councilors and Mayor Rich Bridger for his years of service

SHERIDAN (WNE) — The city of Sheridan is attempting to attract new employees by leasing a city-owned property.

Sheridan City Council approves potential leases for new employees, loan application

In an effort to attract new city employees, council approved a resolution to allow them to lease a city-owned house for up to six months.

The encroachment easement, which would grant the use of the sidewalk to the business without charging rent, will be voted on during the regular meeting on October 2nd.

The letter, signed by 26 residents, highlights the challenges faced during the harsh winter last year, with deep snow making it difficult to leave their driveways and causing safety concerns

Sheridan Media reported in an earlier story that over a 10-year period, the City of Sheridan’s population increased by 7.44%. This rate of population increase is below average (.9% per AdvisorSmith) for small-sized cities in the U.S. But according to Sheridan City Councilmembers Greg Luhman and S

While appearing on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse, Sheridan City Councilmembers Greg Luhman and Steven Brantz spoke on the city’s population and development increase. According to documents from the City of Sheridan, over a 10-year period, the City’s population increased by 7.44%, this rate of in

Sheridan City Councilmembers Greg Luhman and Steven Brantz made an appearance on Sheridan MEida’s Public pulse to talk about, among other items, a proposed snow removal plan that will require time and effort to implement. According to the City of Sheridan, City employees missed family events to