After nearly two years of debate, the Olney City Council voted Monday, Dec. 15, to approve the creation of a new Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone, clearing a key hurdle for long-discussed economic development plans along the Main Street business corridor.
Let’s be honest: The word “budget” doesn’t exactly spark joy for most people. It can feel restrictive or even generate feelings of guilt about past spending choices. But what if budgeting could feel empowering? When done right, it’s simply about understanding your money and making sure it aligns with what truly matters to you.
Dear Santa, I have been good this year. I would like a new Violet toy, a baby doll, and a doll with blonde hair, please.
Dear Olney Citizen, The Keep Olney Beautiful Committee thanks you for your continued support in 2025. Through beautification, clean-up, and renovation projects, we aim to continue raising the bar for small town America. We appreciate each one of you for joining us in this mission and look forward to rejuvenation for years to come.
Olney Hamilton Hospital CEO Mike Huff appeared before the Graham City Council on Dec. 4 to publicly support the proposed Stream Data Center, telling a packed chamber that the project could provide critical tax revenue for the county’s strained hospital system.
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