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| Gareth Hardin 1948-2016 |
For more on Hardin's impact on the community and the following headlines, pick up a copy of this week's issue of The Crittenden Press:
- KU seeking increase in monthly environmental surcharge
- Farmers Bank moves to open Madisonville branch.
- At 41, Long Island woman discovers half-brother in Marion she never knew.
- Friday fire on Claylick Creek Road wipes out family’s home.
- SPORTS: Lions hand off football to QB Club.
- SPORTS: Rockets back in All A Classic despite objections.
- Senior food bank could get new home.
- Lot zoning change request to be heard.
- EDITORIAL: GOP caucus a test of voters’ acumen.
- OPINION: Legislating school behavior an overreach.
- Dycusburg street name changes proposed.
- Jailer diversifying to cushion from any potential revenue dip.
- LETTERS: Writer asks to keep Marion a dry town.
- LETTERS: Alcohol offers no future for children.
- Corn remains king for county farmers.
- Marion woman faces charges in auto theft; stolen vehicle located in Louisville suburb.
- Registration closed for alcohol election.
- Circuit clerk 5th in $1 Trust collections.
- County establishes budget, roads committee.
- Junior beekeeping class organizes starting March 7.
- Library offers new old classics; very popular young adult works.
- Woman’s Club celebrating 96 years.
- Crittenden bands selling Amish goods for funds.
- Kentucky 2nd sleepiest state.
- FORGOTTEN PASSAGES: Local men of the hour in early 20th century in politics, business, education.
- LEGISLATIVE UPDATE: Veteran, education bills get vote.
- LEGISLATIVE UPDATE: Education bill underestimates value of arts.
- SPORTS: Hodge thinks timing right for girls in Fifth.
- SPORTS: Champion scores career high in season finale.
- SPORTS: Hodge proud of Rockets’ fight to finish.
- SPORTS: Crittenden boys’ finish season winning 3 of last 5.
- OUTDOORS: Warm weather hampers hunt for repeat champs.
