In Episode 4 of Olney On Air, hosts Gina Keating and Kimberly Smith cover the biggest stories from The Olney Enterprise, including Air Tractor's milestone 5,000th aircraft, the Young County runoff election, and the Newcastle Class of 2026.

Our guests this week:

• Mindy Ash & Christa Credors of Lighthouse Therapy in Graham discuss how they've spent a decade serving foster children and rural families through physical, occupational, speech, and feeding therapies — and why early intervention changes everything. Find them at their website: https://www.lighthouse-therapy.org/
• Victor Bretting of B-Tex Ranch shares his journey from a fatherless childhood in construction to building a faith-based hunting ranch that donates hunts to veterans and terminally ill children — and why he wrote his memoir, The Man That I Would Become. For more info on Bretting Texas Ranch head to their website: https://brettingtexanranch.com/
• Jerry Powell of LSPM/Industrial Resourcing breaks down what rural communities need to know before data centers arrive — from road impacts and acoustic health hazards to negotiating tax abatement agreements that actually protect local residents.

Plus: the Food Truck Championship, the Governor's Small Business Summit coming to Graham, Olney in America updates, VBS season, and your complete summer community calendar.