Olney, Illinois, US is a city in Richland County, founded in 1836. It was named after Colonel John Olney, a surveyor and early settler. The city is known for its unique tradition, the "White Squirrel Festival," celebrating the local population of albino squirrels, which has been a protected species since 1967. The Richland County Courthouse, built in 1878, is a notable landmark that reflects the city's historical architecture.
Dollar General takes the top spot among Dollar Stores and Deep Discount Stores in Olney, Illinois with 2 locations as of April 12, 2024. Dollar Tree is in second place with 1 locations.