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| Crittenden County Jailer Robbie Kirk checks out the rec area at the jail's new RCC set to open Friday. |
For more on how much the RCC is expected to benefit the community and the following headlines, pick up a copy of this week's issue of The Crittenden Press:
- City to crack down on grass clippings
- County targeting mosquitoes
- Alleged assault puts felon back in lockup
- County now eligible for fed disaster aid
- Pumpkin Festival to include additions
- EDITORIAL: Hilarious, gospel musical ‘Smoke’ good family fun
- OPINION: War on Drugs failure; new plan necessary to win more battles
- Local ACT scores up from prior year
- State unemployment hits 15-year low
- County jobless rate falls from previous year
- 4-H’ers outdrive competition
- 4-H youth put county on map at state fair
- Trees bogging down CCES internet signal
- 4 FFA welders earn $500 at state fair
- Farmers Bank facelift continues
- OUTDOORS: This week brings start to big hunts; find a calendar of all 2016 hunting seasons
- OUTDOORS: 4 tips can help to bag more doves
- OUTDOORS: Deer Telecheck asks more questions
- OUTDOORS: Paducah doctor appointed to 1st district KDFWR seat
- SPORTS: Storm dampens Rocket spirts, damages legs
- SPORTS: Gilchrist making third straight trip to All A Golf Classic
- SPORTS: Rocket Roundup: fall sports updates
- Homecoming parade theme gets tweaked
- Rockets invite first responders to game
- FORGOTTEN PASSAGES: Local travel has certainly changed
- Fredonia Heritage Society to
- meet, still taking vet bios, pics Band contests slated
- Shelter offering neuter discounts
- Lundy attends Governor’s Scholar program
- Deadline to enter Senior Games near
- ‘We All Need Trees’ topic of poster contest
- Sutton joins library trustees
- Gilley joins UK’s College of Pharmacy in Lexington
- Homemakers teach, aid community
