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K9 Bond sniffs out drugs in Main St. arrest
K9 Bond sniffs out drugs in Main St. arrest

K9 Bond sniffs out drugs in Main St. arrest

Olney’s K9 Officer Bond nosed out a haul of drugs during a traffic stop on Main Street that sent a Los Angeles man to Young County Jail, Police Chief Dan Birbeck said. Bond’s partner, Officer Miranda Wright, stopped David Huang, 28, on the 400 block of West Main Street on Oct. 4 for having an expired registration, Chief Birbeck said. Officer Wright asked to search the vehicle after noticing the smell of marijuana emanating from the vehicle and Mr. Huang’s nervousness, Chief Birbeck said. Mr. Huang denied that he had any illegal substances in the vehicle, which he said he rented from Enterprise Rent-A-Car a few days earlier, the chief said.

State reps file bills for new legislative session
State reps file bills for new legislative session

State reps file bills for new legislative session

The 88th Texas Legislative Session kicks off in January but Olney’s elected representatives, Rep. David Spiller and Sen. Drew Springer, already have filed legislation for the new session. The two teamed up on bills that mandate minimum setbacks for wind farms and dole out state aid to allow small counties to pay their sheriffs a minimum of $75,000 per year.

Mr. Hyde Spotted at OJH
Mr. Hyde Spotted at OJH
Mr. Hyde Spotted at OJH

Mr. Hyde Spotted at OJH

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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