For more on our lead story and the following headlines, pick up a copy of this week' issue of The Crittenden Press:
- Sen. Rand Paul visits, says D.C. is "broken."
- House road plan keeps 641 funds; Senate vote next up.
- Local man indicted for sending child pornography from phone.
- Nike running away from Marion store.
- Local pre-school screenings nearing.
- City of Marion to pay off fire station loan.
- City properties could soon see changes.
- City represented on Ky. team aimed at managing lead in water systems.
- Frances native earns Indiana Guard’s distinguished medal.
- New Ky. Commissioner of Education visits Crittenden schools last week.
- Barrel racer competing at championship.
- Students invited to enter ag art contest.
- Spring to see boom in shelter population.
- Marion native tapped for fed appeals court.
- Teen accepted into elite UK med program.
- SPORTS: Track and field results.
- SPORTS: Diamond results.
- SPORTS: Basketball banquets hand out awards.
- EDITORIAL: Pet overpopulation result of cruel, poor ownership practice.
- OPINION: Perhaps dodos don’t deserve free education.
- LEGISLATIVE UPDATE: House GOP passes on budget vote.
- LEGISLATIVE UPDATE: House delivers budget to Senate.
- FORGOTTEN PASSAGES: Weston a busy river town in late 1800s.
- After Hours Extension Homemakers learn about Panama.
- City recognizes Gipson for 25 years of service.
