Get ready for the Nov. 8 election, from President to Marion City Council, with this week's newspaper. Coverage includes a Q&A with all 11 city council candidates and the following headlines:
- Crowded Marion council field highlights downticket balloting
- Election workers on front lines of keeping democracy working
- County’s registration swings by 1,000
- ‘Rigged’ election no worry locally
- Voter 411: Answering the 5 Ws (and 1 H) of voting
- 20 write-ins crowd field on Ky.’s presidential ballot
- Marion courts new city administrator
- Officials: Avoid outdoor burning
- CCES thanks bus drivers
- County jail numbers up to 200 inmates
- OUTDOORS: Early returns from 2016-17 deer season reflect hunters’ struggles
- Dry conditions hurting pastures
- Chess team starts season with big wins
- Ky. jobless rate creeps up to 5 percent
- Ky. denied REAL ID compliance extension
- Library hosts opens house
- O’Neal completes dispatcher training
- Students invited to enter art contest
- Bechler announces funds for Trilogy
- MAPP board adds Par 4’s president
- SPORTS: Fulton County pulls out, Rockets idle until playoffs
- SPORTS: Panthers take crown again
- SPORTS: Second graders put on tackle gear for first time
- SPORTS: Fredonia/Lyon captures first Heritage Cup title
- DEFEW'S VIEWS: Science of apparitions adds to curiosity
- Pillow project benefits patients
- Backyard adventures topic of writing contest
- Marion woman in WKCTC’s honor society
- Caldwell Springs FD seeks donations for bricks from old Frances School
- KET crew coming to Marion next week to film segment with Wheelers on East Carlisle
