SHERWOOD CONVERSATIONS
BETTER CONVERSATIONS. BETTER DECISIONS..
Sherwood Conversations creates opportunities for residents, business owners, employees, and community leaders to share what they value about our city, what deserves renewed attention, and what they want Sherwood to become.
These gatherings will take place throughout Sherwood in local businesses, neighborhoods, homes, churches, coffee shops, and community gathering places.
This is not a traditional political program. It is an opportunity to listen, exchange ideas, and help shape Sherwood’s future.

Find a Conversation
Choose the conversation that works best for you. Each gathering will have a different setting and focus, but every one will provide an opportunity to share ideas and ask questions.
SHERWOOD - Teachers Appreciation Lunch
Woody's Sherwood Forest
Friday, August 7th | 11:00 AM
On this day, we get to honor our teachers and help ensure their school year gets off to a great start!
SHERWOOD | CITY WIDE
Joey’s Bar & Grill - The Greens at North Hills
Preserve. Restore. Together.[
Thursday, August 6th | 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
Join Mike Willingham for an informal evening centered on what makes Sherwood worth preserving and what deserves renewed attention.
Breakfast-for-dinner bites will include chicken and waffles, sweet potato fries, tater tots, chips and salsa, and spinach dip.
Contributions are appreciated but not required. Everyone is welcome.
NORTH PULASKI REPUBLICAN WOMEN
Barbara Kehler Memorial Fish Fry
Thursday, August 13th
This is always a fun event and this year it's being catered by John 3:16 ministries. Check them out at: https://john316thecure.com/
Reserve Your Seat
Choose the conversation you would like to attend and let us know who will be joining you.
Reservations will help us plan for food and seating.

Ask Your Question
You do not have to attend an event to join the conversation.
What would you like to ask the next mayor of Sherwood?
Questions submitted here may help guide upcoming Sherwood Conversations, videos, campaign updates, and future discussions with residents.
You may include your name or submit your question anonymously.
