Residents packed the Olney High School auditorium on Saturday for the First Annual Summer Variety Show, a heartwarming display of local talent that raised $1,700 to support the Olney Senior Cub Center’s feeding programs for area seniors.
As the Hunt Volunteer Fire Department and surrounding Hill Country communities dig out from a catastrophic flood that has claimed more than 120 lives and left more than 100 people missing, residents of Young County have joined the effort to assist with search, rescue, and recovery.
Olney American Legion Post #414 Commander Chris Garcia returned from Austin this week with new responsibilities, new ideas—and a prestigious award in hand.
In the age of social media, it’s easy to find advice on just about anything — including how to manage your money. Content creators known as “finfluencers” — short for financial influencers — use platforms like TikTok, YouTube and Instagram to share their takes on investing, budgeting and building wealth. Many of them are charismatic and relatable, and they often speak from personal experience. But while their content may be engaging, taking financial advice from a finfluencer without digging deeper can come with significant risks.
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