CUB HUB

The controversial Senate Bill 10, which requires all public schools in the state of Texas to display posters of the Ten Commandments in all classes, was passed on June 21 and has now made its way into the classrooms of Olney High School.

The OHS Lady Cubs fell to the Seymour Lady Panthers in 3, ending their season. The Lady Cubs rocked their season and just because they didn’t make the playoffs doesn’t mean they didn’t have a season full of advancement for the OHS Volleyball program under first year Coach Nicholas Tarr, who has brought in passion and fire to the Lady Cubs. Many players will now transition into Lady Cub Basketball. The Lady Cubs schedule should be out in the next week, let’s support these hard-working student athletes this season and fill the stands as they take to the boards.

The Olney Blood drive will be Wednesday, Nov. 12, at the high school gym. Blood drives are very important because blood donations go to hospitals in the area. Donating blood can help people with many difficult situations they are in; for example; older people with health difficulties dealing with their age, those who have been in major accidents and emergency situations, and mothers who may experience problems during childbirth.