I’ll admit I’ve had some days in the past year and a half when I have said to someone, “I feel like I’ll never be rested again.” I have been bone-tired, weary. Some days it’s more than just sleep deprivation. It’s a type of heaviness that comes from holding too tightly to the things I want to see happen.
Olney 4 H members meet for week two of photography class at the Olney Enterprise offices. Members: Mackenzie Berngen, Janessa Berngen, Zachary Baran, Harper Creel and other 4 H members first take time to come to a consensus about how they wanted to arrange the flowers, generously donated by Olney Floral on Main Street. Next they chose lighting conditions and what would be the focal point of the photo. After the students learned about depth of field, rule of thirds and focal points the members each took their turn behind the camera practicing taking still shots of the bouquet they designed. Great work, members! Photo by Will Sadler
The Pride of Olney High School received a division two rating at the recent UIL Region North Zone marching band competition. While that is an “excellent” rating, it wasn’t enough to advance POOHS to the area-level round, and their competition season comes to an end.
The Olney High School robotics team recently held a practice session to prepare for UIL competition.
“But Jesus was saying, ‘Father, forgive them; for they do not know what they are doing.’”
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Olney, Texas 76374
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