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The producers of the TV show “Rural Route Revival” brought a camera crew to Olney last week to shoot scenes throughout the City for a trailer for the documentary-style series about renewing small towns in Texas. Brothers Lance and Corey Groves from Possum Kingdom are producing the “Fixer Upper”-style show and supervising the construction of about 10 new houses in Olney, the
County Commissioners, Olney Hamilton Hospital, and school trustees cleared the way for Olney’s new housing surge by approving the sale of 10 foreclosed lots to a Jacksboro developer seeking to build homes in the northeast corner of town. The Commissioners, the hospital, and the Olney Independent School District Board of Trustees had to approve the $52,000 sale of the lots,
The TV show “Rural Route Revival” started work on its first home last week, setting forms for the foundation of a three-bedroom, two-bath house with a garage and a big front porch on West Oak Street. Developer/producer brothers Lance and Corey Groves are using Olney as the setting for a “Fixer Upper”-style show about renewing rural towns in Texas. The brothers, who grew up in
The City Council will consider whether to ban or restrict the use of shipping containers as outbuildings or residences inside city limits after a resident complained at the public hearing period on April 10 about a container that recently appeared at Oak Street and Avenue E.
Developer-TV producers Lance and Corey Groves excited the curiosity of Olney citizens last week by dropping off a production trailer north of town on State Highway 79 and revealing the latest details of the documentary series they plan to shoot in Olney in the coming weeks.