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The Sheridan City Council met for their regularly scheduled business meeting Monday night. Sheridan Media’s Ron Richter has the details. City Council Considers SEEDA Funding Agreement An extension of a funding agreement between the City of Sheridan and the Sheridan Economic and Educational Dev

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SEEDA approved an MOU with John E. Rice & Sons outlining the purchase process for the second phase of SEEDAs High-Tech Business Park.

Now that the site has been selected for what will be an expansion of Sheridan Hi-Tech Business Park, the step is to purchase the land. Last month the Sheridan Economic and Education Development Authority (SEEDA) selected a 45-acre parcel of land on the other side of Yellowtail Drive, opposite of

Sheridan’s Hi-Tech Business Park on the city's north side could soon double in size. After exploring their options, the Sheridan Economic and Education Development Authority (SEEDA), has decided to pursue acquiring land on the other side of Yellowtail Drive from where the current business park is

SEEDA has discussed phase two of the park since 2021. The board previously identified two preferred sites for the second phase: a portion of the Story House property near East

John E. Rice and Sons and Story House, Inc. submitted proposals for the boards two preferred locations. The proposals included information about the properties, surrounding area and future plans for

Discussions regarding the next phase of the Sheridan Hi-Tech Business Park continue, and time is beginning to run short to get some of the grant money to help with development. Members of the Sheridan Economic and Education Development Authority (SEEDA) are trying to weigh the pros and cons regar

Two sites have been recommended for development of another hi-tech business park in Sheridan, and now it’s time to figure out what all is needed to develop those areas. In late April, M-C-2 Engineering and Construction presented the Sheridan Economic and Education Development Authority (SEEDA), t

The North Sheridan Hi-Tech Business Park is just about out of room for new development, and one Sheridan County organization is looking into the possibility of where to build another one. Recently, M-C-2 Engineering and Construction completed a feasibility study for the Sheridan Economic And Educ