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| Get prepared for Tuesday's election with The Crittenden Press. |
An almost 10 percent increase in anticipated tax receipts will not mean any lavish spending for Crittenden County government, but it will provide a pay hike for county employees of at least 2 percent, and provide a small cushion for unforeseen expenses. A reassessment of soil classes in Kentucky will have a marked affect on the county budget. Crittenden County Judge-Executive Perry Newcom and the budget committee have estimated a boost of at least $40,000 in new taxes for the 2016 general fund.
For more on the projected county budget and the following headlines, pick up a copy of this week' issue of The Crittenden Press:
- Quality of life in 1st Congressional District ranks near bottom in U.S..
- Tuesday’s primary in Kentucky third vote in two months for some.
- ELECTION 411: Find out where you vote Tuesday, who you can vote for and a little about the candidates.
- IN PICTURES: CCES hosts its own Run for the Roses.
- 4 to be interviewed for CCMS principal.
- Suttons best loggers in Kentucky.
- PVA letters indicate new assessments for property.
- Cattle number 12,500 in county.
- State’s coal jobs continue to fall.
- Sunday wreck hurts three local residents.
- Woman’s Club Gala hosts trivia, Cinco de Mayo event.
- IN PICTURES: Mother’s Day, Derby observed at senior center.
- FORGOTTEN PASSAGES: One-room schoolhouses hold fond memories.
- SPORTS: High school diamond round-ups.
- SPORTS: High school track and field results.
- SPORTS: CCDL results, standings.
- SPORTS: Crittenden County Rockets Special Olympics team competed.
