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| Orpha Beachy is this year's featured quilter at the Woman's Club quilt show. |
For more on this story, this week's Amish Tour and Backroads Festival and the following headlines, see this week's issue of The Crittenden Press:
- Lawmakers OK $67 million to restart U.S. 641.
- Chess team 6th in nation.
- KSP: Consequences of sexting can last lifetime.
- Park vandal gets 3 months in jail.
- Marion looks to manage storm water runoff.
- Welding helps bond father, son together.
- GOP town hall just week away.
- Family Fair to offer direction to those in need.
- SCHEDULE OF EVENTS: Numerous events slated for quilters, Backroads goers.
- Quilts serving double duty at church.
- Woodward retiring as dispatcher.
- This week's obituaries.
- School district seeks input from parents.
- IN PICTURES: Elementary students compete in track events.
- IN PICTURES: Elementary students learn of career possibilities.
- Latest jobless rate in state at 5.6 percent.
- High school's ag ed students manage test plot.
- Former Extension Service agent helps to serve others in Belize.
- SPORTS: High school Diamond roundups.
- SPORTS: High school track and field results.
- Take a trip to Emerald City and support Relay for Life.
- Ky. lottery games now available online.
- Classes set for planning, planting vegetable gardens.
- More license plate birdhouses for sale.
- Smithland Civil War re-enactment, activities take place this weekend.
- 5 generations together for a weekend.
- FORGOTTEN PASSAGES: Marion business community thrives in 1926.
- Concert Creator: Burdon wants to prove Marion can win contest.
- LEGISLATIVE REVIEW: Ky. budget agreement finally reached.
- LEGISLATIVE REVIEW: 59 Senate bills poised to become law in Ky. later this year.
