Young County Judge Win Graham says his first term in office has focused on modernizing county government while preparing Young County for growth that is already reshaping rural Texas.
As Young County voters prepare to cast ballots in the May 26 runoff election that could shape the county’s response to large-scale industrial development for years, debate over a proposed data center project has become a defining issue in the race for county judge.
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Olney High School athletes and coaches celebrated another year of successes and learning at the OHS Athletic Banquet on Monday, April 27 at The Refuge.
Former Young County Judge John Charles Bullock declined an interview request from the Olney Enterprise but referred questions to statements posted on his campaign website, bringbullockback. com.
The Young County runoff debate held April 28 at Hudson’s on Main drew a standing- room-only crowd, but for much of the night, the focus was not on a clash between opposing candidates.
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