Sheridan residents are invited to celebrate the unveiling of a new mural in downtown Sheridan on Wednesday at 11:30 AM. The event promises to be a festive occasion, complete with food and community engagement. The new mural replaces an older, worn-out piece that has been carefully preserved in pieces, with plans to consult the original artist on its future.

During the city council meeting, officials highlighted the importance of this mural as a cultural addition to the downtown area, enhancing the aesthetic and historical value of the community. The unveiling marks a significant step in revitalizing public art in Sheridan.

In addition to the mural discussion, city administrator Stew provided updates on ongoing city activities, emphasizing the release of the June monthly update, which offers insights into various departmental activities. To improve public transparency, a QR code has been added to the back of meeting agendas, allowing residents easy access to presentations and additional information.

The meeting concluded with well-wishes for city engineer Hans Mercer, who is currently in New York for his daughter's surgery. The council expressed their support for him and his family during this challenging time.

As the city moves forward, the unveiling of the mural and the commitment to transparency reflect Sheridan's dedication to community engagement and cultural enrichment. Residents are encouraged to attend the unveiling and participate in the celebration of local art.