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Mr. Hyde Spotted at OJH

Thu, 12/01/2022 - 12:00am

A troupe from Olney Junior High School finished third in the One Act Play competition and received many other honors for their production of “Chemical Imbalance,” a short play taken from the popular book Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and re-made for one act by Lauren Wilson and produced by special arrangement with Dramatist Play Services. Actors, stage crew and directors from Olney Junior High traveled to Seymour High School on Nov. 16 to compete in the University Interscholastic League’s One Act Play [OAP] competition.

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Babygarten classes resume in January

Thu, 12/01/2022 - 12:00am

Babies looking for an edge in speaking and pre-reading skills can have their parents sign them up for Babygarten classes at the Olney Community Library and Arts Center in January, Director Lori Cox said. Space is limited, so parents should register their little ones as soon as possible, she said.

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SBA deadline looms for drought loans

Thu, 12/01/2022 - 12:00am

Nonfarm businesses in Young County whose trade has suffered as a result of the drought have until Dec. 8 to apply for federal disaster loans from the U.S. Small Business Administration, the SBA Disaster Field Operations Center-West director Tanya Garfield said.

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Honduran man arrested for human smuggling near Loving

Thu, 12/01/2022 - 12:00am

A 20-year-old Honduran man was arrested near Loving for allegedly smuggling nine people including a 16-year-old boy across the state for a fee, the Young County Sheriff ’s Office said.

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Generations of Faith

Tue, 11/22/2022 - 11:00pm

Through years of ministry, Chad and I have had the special privilege of spending time with senior adults who are part of our church. We’ve sat and talked with them, visited their homes and looked at their photographs, mementos of their younger days, awards and newspaper clippings. We’ve seen very first love notes and wedding photos and men with more hair and women with more curves, all spelled out in black and white dream-like photos and yellowed crinkled paper, carefully preserved. We’ve marveled that they have stacks of things waiting for us to look at. We feel honored to be allowed to see their past and hear their stories.

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Mr. Hyde Spotted at OJH

Babygarten classes resume in January

SBA deadline looms for drought loans

Honduran man arrested for human smuggling near Loving

Generations of Faith

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