U.S. Congressman Roger Williams toured Air Tractor in Olney on Aug. 25, meeting with company leadership to hear about their role in the local economy before leading a town hall on small business priorities.
Somewhere in this world there is someone who decided that people needed to set goals.
In military terms, a “Mustang” is someone who rises from the enlisted ranks to become an officer. It’s a rare and difficult path—one that requires grit, determination, and a willingness to do things the hard way. Retired Colonel Max H. Krupp is one such Mustang, and his story is extraordinary.
![Shown are Calvary Cones owner Mari Behrens [upper left] with her children, who are her helpers: Agape, RJ, Bliss, Grace, and Johanna. Photo by Will Sadler](https://www.olneyenterprise.com/sites/olneyenterprise.com/files/styles/teaser/public/ef5839e113_Ar00302006.jpg?itok=lDWV4YU4)
Calvary Cones Express, located across from Allsup’s on Main Street, is the newest business to set up shop in Olney. Mari Behrens, owner-operator of Calvary Cones, decided Olney needed a snow cone stand again - or in this case - a snow cone bus.
For the first time since he was 18 years old, House of Mercy director Preston Crow is free from probation—and he celebrated the milestone Friday, Aug. 22, surrounded by friends, supporters, and the men and women he serves at his Christian-based rehabilitation facility in Olney.
213 E. Main St.
PO Box 577
Olney, Texas 76374
Phone: (940) 564-5558
Fax: (940) 564-3992