Smiling Into the Shadows of Life
I noticed her sitting there at Gate B3, when she told an airline employee that her son was coming to pick her up.
I noticed her sitting there at Gate B3, when she told an airline employee that her son was coming to pick her up.
Scouting has not been in Olney for some time, however, that will change soon!
We live in a world of outrage. Social media gurus teach us that we should get worked up about every injustice that comes our way, and that we deserve better. Armchair therapists sit behind a microphone and fill their podcasts with stories about how happiness comes from looking out for yourself above all, from grasping for all that you can get in this life, from cutting people out who don’t appreciate you like they should. It seems like everywhere we look, we’re encouraged to draw a line, set a boundary, confront someone, rub someone’s nose in their own wrongdoing.
Olney Police Host Community Narcan Training to Fight Fentanyl Overdoses The Olney Police Department held a life-saving seminar last Thursday at the Olney Civic Center, providing local residents and businesses with free training on how to use Narcan, a medication that can reverse the effects of a fentanyl overdose.
The Olney City Council voted last week to allocate up to $14,666.42 to repair broken playground equipment at Tommy Perkins Park, with the goal of having the work completed in time for the city’s annual Fourth of July parade and festivities.
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Olney, Texas 76374
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