Young County judges began implementing and enforcing new bond conditions this week to try to keep people on felony bonds from committing additional crimes, 90th District Judge Phillip Gregory said.
The Olney City Council race drew eight candidates for two open seats and a challenger for Mayor Rue Rogers, City Secretary Tammy Hourigan said. A third Council seat, vacated earlier this month by Brad Simmons, also will be filled on May 4 in a special- called election that will appear on the same ballot as the other City races but in a separate location on the ballot, Ms. Hourigan said.
The Olney Volunteer Fire Department [OVFD] hosted their annual banquet Feb. 22. It was a night that included great food, great friends, family and the brave firemen who keep this community safe.
“So then let us not sleep as others do, but let us be alert and sober.” 1 Thessalonians 5:6 NASBS
213 E. Main St.
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Olney, Texas 76374
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