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Old Jail public restroom project advances Young County Commissioners voted unanimously at their March 9 meeting to authorize engineering plans for renovations to the county’s century-old jail building on the courthouse square. The plan would convert the building’s ground floor into public restrooms to serve events and visitors downtown.
THE REFUGE
“See how great a love the Father has bestowed on us, that we would be called children of God; and such we are.”
One Childhood
I became a mother at 27 years old. I took to it. I was never a child who wanted to hold babies like many of my friends did. I was happy to see babies across the room, feeling no desire to take one in my arms, to try to talk to them, or to even take all that much interest in them. I honestly wasn’t sure how strong my maternal instinct would be, given that I didn’t ever babysit or have younger siblings, and in fact, the first diaper I ever changed in my life was the inaugural diaper that my firstborn dirtied.
Cubs Football Lands in New Division Under UIL Realignment
The Olney Cubs will face a new slate of district opponents this fall after the University Interscholastic League released its biennial district realignment.





