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State Sen. Brent Hagenbuch, R-Denton, held a town hall at the Olney Heritage Museum to discuss the regular and special legislative sessions, and to take questions from constitutents. His visit on Thursday, Sept. 18 was well attended, with participants que
Angela Lockard, executive director of the Young County-Olney Senior Cub Center, asks Mr. Hagenbuch about cuts to funding for Meals on Wheels and other Cub Center programs. Photo by Will Sadler
Young County Republican Party Chairman Lane Burgess, Olney Enterprise Editor Gina Keating, LF and Carla Perry Foundation board member Justin Piegat and CEMCO President Carla Perry welcome Sen. Hagenbuch to the Olney Heritage Museum. Photo by Will Sadler

Hagenbuch Holds Town Hall in Olney

Texas Sen. Brent Hagenbuch made his first visit to Olney since his election last year, drawing a standing-room-only crowd at the Olney Heritage Museum for a town hall meeting. Sen. Hagenbuch, who represents District 30 following the retirement of former Sen. Drew Springer, was welcomed by a cross-section of local leaders, business owners, and residents eager to share concerns about issues closer to home.

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