The Olney Community Library & Art Center [OCLAC] has been knocking it out of the park this summer with an incredible amount of entertaining events like movie days, magicians, guest story tellers, exotic animals and their trainers and so much more.
![Miss Honey played by Stormie Harris [L] performs a scene with Matilda played by Jesse Branum [R]. Miss Honey was Matilda’s teacher and soon to be caregiver in the Matilda play. Photo by Will Sadler](https://www.olneyenterprise.com/sites/olneyenterprise.com/files/styles/teaser/public/18708be11a_Ar00801021.jpg?itok=a_ccEG9b)
The Graham Regional Theater put on a magical and entertaining performance of Matilda. Matilda, played in separate performances by Olney students Jessa Branum and Emerald Edgington, is a young school-aged girl who escapes an abusive family life through her highly active imagination, stories and a little bit of magic.
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The Olney Community Library & Art Center [OCLAC] hosted cowboy storyteller Nick Waters to relate the tale of the Abernathy Boys as part of the library’s summer activities.
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