Opinion

Taylor - Made

Taylor - Made

The beginning of this month marked one year since I started my job at the Olney Enterprise. I have been employed with many different types of jobs in the past, but none as rewarding and fun as this one. If you know me well, you know I love computers, love writing and love reading. What better job to have for all those loves than working at a newspaper?

Publisher’s Points to Ponder: A Woman’s Worth

Publisher’s Points to Ponder: A Woman’s Worth

As Women’s History Month comes to an end, I am thankful that we could offer insight into women’s contributions in our community. Throughout March, we highlighted the strength and beauty of three amazing women who have made a difference in Olney—Frances Key, Kathrine Atchley and Juanita Schlegel. Although I did not know all the ladies personally, the stories you shared with me brought them to life. I learned that these remarkable women put God and family first without losing sight of their purpose.

One year later...

One year later...

It is hard to believe that it has now been one year since COVID-19 arrived. Looking back on a year ago, some of the moments feel like just a few days or weeks ago, while some moments feel like years and years ago. So much has changed in life since last Spring. I am now married, my parents have moved, and my sister is now in college.

Doing Good
Doing Good
Doing Good

Doing Good

Recently I received something that means the world to me. I was presented two challenge coins by Chief Birbeck - one was his challenge coin and the other was the Olney Police Department’s challenge coin. I received these for my dedication working in the community taking photos and supporting local law enforcement, but mainly for helping the Olney P.D. by taking photos and helping spread the positive messages and good works that they have lately been doing. To be honest, it was kind of a blur receiving them because I couldn’t believe that I was actually being presented them.

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